Lluisa is a librarian and library technology instructor in Barcelona. We met on flickr via the Libraries and Librarians group where we are admins.
www.flickr.com/groups/librariesandlibrarians/
Lluisa has added slides and a very lovely audio file to the upcoming “flickr and libraries” presentation I’ve been putting together for the upcoming Internet Librarian conference in Monterey.
Her flickr/library/geotagging story and accompanying audio files (along with Fiona’s and Tony’s) really make the presentation pop! Flickr really is an amazing tool for connecting library professionals, around the globe!
www.flickr.com/photos/lluisanunez/
Lluisa Nunez and flickr
Originally uploaded by libraryman.
Fiona and Tony have both contributed slide and audio files to the “flickr and libraries” presentation I’ve been working on for the upcoming Internet Librarian Conference. Fiona and I met and became acquainted through flickr, libraries and the project she works on for the National Library of Australia.
The Picture Australia program is an amazingly substantive use of flickr. Their flickr and libraries story and accompanying audio files (and Lluisa’s as well) really make the presentation pop! Flickr really is an amazing tool for connecting library professionals, around the globe!
www.pictureaustralia.org/Flickr.html
National Library of Australia and flickr
Originally uploaded by libraryman.
Originally uploaded by libraryman.
Libraryman Trading Card v1.0
Originally uploaded by libraryman.
Everyone seems to be posting their librarian trading card to their blog, so….
Made from book cover images. Generated using
this link.
It seemed fitting to post this seasonally topical pic of Libraryman. He was out and about this time last year and ran into somebody in a goofy costume. Who would wear a getup like this anyway? 
btw, you all know I’m not Libraryman, right? Seriously, it is a whole different person in a whole different part of the country. He’s not me, but he is the MAN!
If you click on the picture in this post, it will take you to the flickr page containing all of the comments and notes placed on this image. Sure, I look like a dork, but when you hover over the image on the flickr page, see how the notes pop up for many of the articles so you can see just what they are. Cool! This has been technically possible for some time, but this is very fast and very, very easy to do here. Feel free to add your notes too.
About the picture: my friend Leslie Dillon has a similar system for printing and posting noteworthy blog or news items in her library. It’s such a great idea! My office is fairly small, so I’m not sure how much traffic it will generate besides my own, but even one or two meaningful articles can provoke a great deal of constructive thought and conversation.
