Data

In my continuing series of cheesy walk-throughs of online data tools, there’s SimplyMap! My college subscribes, so you can’t [...]

August 2, 2016 0

I’ve talked about using the US census to estimate your dating options in America, in Maine, and in selected US cities. If you’d [...]

“…Before we were serious,” I admitted to my boyfriend, “I was scoping out dates using the census. And my odds weren’t good. [...]

A few months ago, I took my bike in for repairs to a local business, where the friendly and tattooed owner began chatting me up. Filling [...]

April 7, 2015 2

I’ve added RSS feeds from blogs about librarians, data, and data visualization to Feedly recently, which I was going through the [...]

April 1, 2015 0

Earlier this semester, I met with a student looking for ways to easily analyze news articles and social media. For anonymity purposes, [...]

March 10, 2015 0

I’ve spent a little time playing with infographics recently. Infogr.am is a pretty user-friendly service that let me pull together [...]

Google loves data. I’ve reviewed Google nGrams before; built on top of their massive project to scan published books, it’s a [...]

I’ve discussed numbers of library school graduates vs. total librarians before, but wanted to give you guys a few more numbers. Keep [...]

It’s a snowy weekend as I draft this with a cup of hot cocoa in hand 🙂 I went over my survey of 385 young librarians before, as [...]

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