(these references are incomplete)

Video Casts

Clayton Christiensen – Disruptive Innovation and The Way We Learning (“Disrupting Class. 2009) – WGBH Boston

Jim Collins – Charlie Rose – “Good to Great”

Columbia U – Scholarly Comm – Harvard Open Access Initiatives – Jim Neal (Columbia) / Stuart Scheiber (Harvard)

John Willinsky: The Quality of Open Scholarship: What Follows from Open? – Recording of Presentation at ELPUB2008. Open Scholarship: Authority, Community, and Sustainability in the Age of Web 2.0 – 12th International Conference on Electronic Publishing held in Toronto, Canada 25-27 June 2008. http://connect.scholarsportal.info/p75467897/

San Jose State Lib. School Colloquia

• Ken Haycock – Library Leadership – Examining Pop Bus. Lit.
• David Tyckoson – The Future of the Library

Borgman – Scholarship in the Digital Age (Columbia Univ.)

Open Access: the Future of scientific publishing, BioMed Central
Series:

• Digital Campus
• Harvard Business IdeaCasts

Podcasts:

Interview: Karla Hahn – Director of Office Scholalry Communication @ ARL (Interviewed at CNI 2008 Spring Taskforce Meeting) – w/Gerry Bayne

Interview: Sarah Thomas – formerly Cornell University Librarian – now Director of Oxford University Library Services – Bodelian Library, Oxford UK.  (Nelinet Meeting, Southborough, MA, March 28, 2007)

With a Little Help from Our Freinds: Building Collaborative Leadership fromt eh Ground Up – Series: “A World of Possibilities”

Taking Account:

Mission Comments from:

Books: OMM; GTG; GTG Social; True North; Leadership Ensemble  + those to come

Conferences/Projects:

1. ACRL
2. Greensboro
3. CIT
4. David Lewis
5. SUNYLA
6. NYLINK: Implementing and Managing Change …
7. 2.0 Tools
8. Bergren
9. Publishing

Management / Leadership / Entrepreneurship / Thoughts

• Mission, Vision, Goals
• MBTI
• Flatten Orgs
• GTG
• Authentic Leadership
• Competition

Visits and Biblioteca

• Visted: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek – Bavarian State Library: Munich Bavarian State Library: Located in Munich, this large library was named Germany’s library of the year last year. It’s part of a nationwide program called Libraries-Link which serves as an access portal to all of Germany’s libraries making it easy to find information on any library. Additionally, it has partnered with Google to scan and make public many works that are public domain. The library is home to many rare books, numerous online databases and journals and a fast and nationwide resource search program. The library is working to digitize much of the rarer elements of its huge collection so that those within Germany and around the world can enjoy them from anywhere.
• Larry Nash White: Flat World Libraries – see Biblioteca de Santiago Biblioteca de Santiago
  Santiago Times (2004)
  Part of Larry Nash White’s – Competition Presentation
  Libraries and Life Blog Post
  

10 Days in Germany/Austria .. on my way home .. hope i left a clean house