I am interested in the ways technology affects how patrons interact with libraries.
I have a particular interest in the ethical implications of these interactions. This has
led me to pursue topics involving privacy, social networking sites, open source
technology and scholarly communications. 

Note: See my Curriculum Vitae for a full list of presentations.

Articles

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Zotero: Information Management Software 2.0, Library Hi Tech News (2011)
 

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Privacy and Generation Y: Applying Library Values to Social Networking Sites, Community & Junior College Libraries : Special Issue: Educational Technology and the Library (2010)
 

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Balancing Outreach and Privacy in Facebook: Five Guiding Decision Points, Library Hi Tech News (2009)
 

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Online Social Networking Sites and Privacy: Revisiting Ethical Considerations for a New Generation of Technology, Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal) (2009)
 

Presentations

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Ethics in a Digital World: Using Policies to Guide Professional and Personal Presence in Social Networking Spaces, American Library Association Annual Conference, Committee on Professional Ethics (2010)
 

Poster

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Too Good to Be True?: Implementing the Open-Source Program Zotero at a University Library (2010)