Yesterday morning I attended a very inspiring presentation by futurist David Houle, author of The Shift Age. David spoke about the Information Age giving way to the Shift Age and how we are entering a time of transformation and change that offers both great risk and incredible opportunity. I just downloaded a copy of Shift Age to my Kindle and signed up for his free newsletter.
David is currently working on his next book on educational transformation and I can't wait to read it.
Really great stuff!
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- Kim Bolan Cullin
- Zionsville, Indiana, United States
- Kimberly (Kim) Bolan Cullin started Kimberly Bolan and Associates, LLC in November 2004. Prior to beginning her business, she worked full-time in public library administration while consulting part-time. Kim is also an Associate Principal Consultant with Providence Associates, LLC based in Cottonwood, AZ and has worked with them since 2008. Kim has been involved in numerous strategic and facilities plans, building projects, and other consulting work. She is the author of Teen Spaces and Technology Made Simple and has consulted with hundreds of libraries, library systems, consortia, and library vendors in over 20 states and abroad. She is active in ALA and various state organizations and serves as a editorial advisor for ALA Editions. Kim was named a Library Journal Mover & Shaker in 2004.
Teen Spaces (2nd ed.)
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When writing the first edition of Teen Spaces in 2002, teen expert Kimberly Bolan was challenged to find excellent examples. Now, teen spaces abound and interest continues to grow. With a strategic use of web-based technologies—from the author's website to a Flickr account—the new edition will showcase success stories as it reaches out to attract a global community of young adult librarians committed to meeting the needs of young adults.
Technology Made Simple
Authors Kimberly Bolan and Rob Cullin have created a how-to manual that provides a comprehensive overview of technology in public libraries. Technology Made Simple includes helpful tips and guidelines as well as answers to overcoming libraries’ tech challenges.
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