Podcast of my talk at Simmons library school
Posted on 16 August 2008
Filed under Academia, Libraries, Open access, Open government
Simmons College’s Graduate School of Library and Information Science has posted a podcast of my presentation there in May on students and open access. (Thanks to Peter for noticing it, even when the Google Alert on my name didn’t.)
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