The Library 2.0 Ideas Whiteboard (see this blog post for more info)
- mashup your library staff and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- investigate Second Life and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- impress your patrons with a podcast
- subvert Leslie Burger and turn her into a tag cloud
- tag your shelving team and call them a ''perpetual beta''
- add metadata
- re-evaluate Dewey and then blame Michael Stephens when it doesn't work
- consolidate your Baby Boomer colleagues with comfy chairs and coffee
- revitalize Leslie Burger at the next conference you attend
- evangelize about Michael Gorman and upload the result to YouTube
- deconstruct MARC records and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- add Dewey using Squidoo
- improve Michael Gorman
- rotate your library staff and then claim it isn't all about technology
- remix your library
- investigate Michael Gorman and use him to replace all of your librarians
- completely reinvent the Netflix model and use it to create a virtual library
- subvert your Library Director
- tag your library
- podcast about your Library Director and visualise him as a tag cloud
- impress the biblioblogosphere
- investigate Stephen Abram at the next conference you attend
- evangelize about your library using MySpace
- impress Michael Stephens and upload the result to YouTube
- visualise Wikipedia and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- attract your patrons and then dispose of all your book stock
- improve your library with comfy chairs and coffee
- completely reinvent your outdated Information Desk
- rotate your entire book stock just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- bolt on Wikipedia and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to it
- re-evaluate Dr Paul Miller using facets
- investigate the Library Success Wiki
- discard your ''NO cell phone'' posters
- replace the ''user experience'' and then dispose of all your book stock
- complain about the OPAC
- evangelize about your patrons and use them to blur your physical boundaries
- repurpose your Baby Boomer colleagues and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- completely reinvent your library
- classify Jenny Levine and then blog about her anonymously
- totally re-evaluate your Library Director and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to him
- rant about Michael Gorman
- implement Facebook and then blame Michael Stephens when it doesn't work
- completely reinvent Librarian 2.0 using the Netflix model
- repurpose RFID and use it to replace all of your librarians
- banish your shelving team
- integrate your library staff just to annoy Michael Gorman
- embrace Ranganathan's Laws
- re-evaluate the OPAC with Talis
- completely reinvent Librarian 2.0 and disrupt your entire library
- publish the latest Pew Report and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- virtualize your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues and then blog about them anonymously
- disenfranchise the Baby Boomers and disrupt your patrons
- re-evaluate your library
- podcast about web services just to confuse Michael Gorman
- re-evaluate your Library Director
- consolidate your Library Director and call her a ''perpetual beta''
- embrace your electronic services and embed them into your OPAC
- evangelize about your Library Director and embed him into your OPAC with Ajax
- consolidate your Superpatrons by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- integrate Amazon and virtualize your entire library
- disrupt the perpetual beta and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- screencast your Library Director and call her ''Library 3.0''
- employ your Baby Boomer colleagues
- attract OpenURLs and then say rude things about them in the staff room
- attach SMS text messages onto virtual catalogue cards
- investigate Michael Stephens with a wiki
- disenfranchise Michael Gorman
- take pictures of SFX links just to annoy Michael Gorman
- add Michael Stephens and worship him from a respectable distance
- subvert RSS feeds and use them to replace the OPAC
- employ Lorcan Dempsey and become a billionaire
- deconstruct Dewey by harnessing the ''Long Tail''
- totally re-evaluate Walt Crawford in order to attract teenagers to your library
- extrapolate Greasemonkey scripts and turn them into a web service
- play with your Library Director
- complain about your ''NO cell phone'' posters
- convert Michael Gorman
- improve your library and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- virtualize SMS text messages just to annoy Michael Gorman
- introduce instant messaging and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- embed the perpetual beta
- re-evaluate social software and observe it from a safe distance
- push Wikipedia and use it to replace the OPAC
- complain about the OPAC using a tag cloud
- disrupt Google Maps using the Netflix model
- tag your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- play with your patrons
- disrupt OpenWorldCat and turn it into an unconference
- completely reinvent the OPAC in order to attract teenagers to your library
- re-evaluate Stephen Abram using the Netflix model
- mashup Stephen Abram at the next conference you attend
- improve OpenWorldCat and become a billionaire
- talk about Stephen Abram and worship him from a respectable distance
- unleash the latent forces within your library
- take video footage of Michael Gorman using a folksonomy
- unclassify the most cynical librarian at your library and then replace her with a robot
- employ Michael Gorman to the OPAC
- leverage the most cynical librarian at your library and upload the result to YouTube
- introduce Stephen Abram and use him to replace all of your librarians
- convert Greasemonkey scripts onto a Google map
- randomize Leslie Burger and mash-her-up with Google Maps
- banish Stephen Abram and then replace him with a robot
- publish your podcasts and call them a ''Rich User Experience''
- randomize your entire book stock and upload the result to Flickr
- leverage the awesome power of the Patriot Act and worship it from a respectable distance
- totally re-evaluate Lorcan Dempsey and call him ''Library 3.0''
- worship Lorcan Dempsey
- virtualize your Library Director for the iPod Generation
- completely reinvent Google Scholar using RSS feeds
- repurpose the ''Wisdom of Crowds''
- implement wireless networks and disrupt your patrons
- deconstruct Lorcan Dempsey and use him to replace the OPAC
- introduce social networks
- write a poem about the wonders of Lorcan Dempsey using MySpace
- complain about Flickr within the OPAC
- complain about Flickr within the OPAC
- consolidate LibraryThing and embed it into your OPAC
- introduce the OPAC with open source software
- unleash the latent forces within Michael Gorman and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- gaze lovingly at metadata
- write a poem about the wonders of the biblioblogosphere and upload the result to YouTube
- write a poem about the wonders of Meredith Farkas for the iPod Generation
- virtualize your Library Director with a weblog
- virtualize your Library Director with a weblog
- podcast about your podcasts and then blame Michael Stephens when it doesn't work
- unleash the awesome power of Michael Stephens and then listen to him on your iPod
- engage eBay and then close your library forever!
- embrace your colleagues and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- subvert the Netflix model and reshelve all of your books in height order
- consider the Semantic Web and turn it into a tag cloud
- unleash the awesome power of the OPAC with Flickr
- invert your patrons and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- improve Talis using LibraryThing
- rant about your outdated web site
- tag Meredith Farkas and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to her
- gaze lovingly at Dewey and turn it into a web service
- repurpose Talis using a wiki
- evangelize about Second Life just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- detatch the ''user experience'' and call it ''Library 1.5''
- aggregate Dance Dance Revolution onto a Google map
- push OpenURLs
- convert your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues and then dispose of all your book stock
- invert your Library Director and disrupt your patrons
- worship Google Scholar and use it to replace the OPAC
- tag your colleagues and embed them into your OPAC
- completely reinvent your Information Desk
- disrupt the perpetual beta with open source software
- replace Talis and upload the result to Flickr
- impress your patrons
- unleash the latent forces within Ranganathan's Laws
- digitize your staff and call them ''Library 3.0''
- rant about all of your old journals and upload the result to YouTube
- create faceted browsing
- unleash the awesome power of the Netflix model and embed it into your OPAC
- unlock the latent forces within RSS feeds and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- revitalize the oldest librarian at your library using LibraryThing
- leverage the power of your library staff
- unlock the latent forces within Dewey
- convert the OPAC using del.icio.us
- enhance your patrons with MySpace
- detatch Wikipedia using Ajax
- completely reinvent wireless networks just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- completely reinvent Michael Casey and then paint him purple
- unleash the latent forces within the Semantic Web
- leverage the awesome power of the most cynical librarian at your library with a podcast
- impress instant messaging and embed it into your OPAC
- attract your staff just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- unlock the latent forces within your shelving team
- empower RFID and embed it into a portal
- blog about Inter Library Loans and add it to the Library Success Wiki
- disenfranchise metadata via a web service
- aggregate MARC records and turn them into a mashup
- visualize social networks within the OPAC
- unlock the latent forces within Skype and virtualize your entire library
- unlock the latent forces within Skype and virtualize your entire library
- push Michael Stephens and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- attract Leslie Burger with a wiki
- completely reinvent the OPAC
- reclassify your staff using a folksonomy
- totally re-evaluate OpenURLs using Flash
- aggregate your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- visualize Stephen Abram
- employ Firefox and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- hack Inter Library Loans
- impress Stephen Abram and observe him from a safe distance
- improve Google Scholar and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- write a song about Walt Crawford and publicise it on your plasma screen
- empower Michael Stephens
- create social networks and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- gaze lovingly at microformats
- remove Stephen Abram using facets
- rant about Librarian 2.0 with your OPAC
- rotate your Information Desk using a wiki
- publish RSS feeds using RSS feeds
- add the perpetual beta and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- reclassify Librarian 2.0
- subvert your library
- detatch facets by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- disrupt communities of interest and observe them from a safe distance
- repurpose instant messaging and call it ''Library 1.5''
- push Meredith Farkas and call her a ''Rich User Experience''
- leverage the power of social software
- podcast your podcasts and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- write a poem about the wonders of your outdated Information Desk and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to it
- remove facets at the next Mashup Camp
- classify Michael Stephens
- complain about Second Life
- play with Michael Stephens
- impress your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- disenfranchise Flickr and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- unlock the latent forces within Lorcan Dempsey
- publish web services using OpenWorldCat
- disrupt communities of interest and observe them from a safe distance
- write a song about your entire book stock and become a billionaire
- completely reinvent Michael Stephens
- closely scrutinize Michael Gorman and then paint him purple
- unclassify Jenny Levine using LibraryThing
- harness the amazing power of the ''Long Tail'' and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- digitize your library
- banish your outdated Information Desk
- completely reinvent Michael Stephens and embed him into your OPAC with Ajax
- closely scrutinize Lorcan Dempsey and upload the result to Flickr
- empower your library with a wiki
- improve your outdated Information Desk using a wiki
- bolt on RFID to the OPAC
- enhance Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC with a wiki
- gaze lovingly at Lorcan Dempsey and use him to create a virtual library
- plagiarize Dr Paul Miller
- evangelize about social networks just to annoy Michael Gorman
- tickle your colleagues and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to them
- write a song about the latest Pew Report and publicise it on your plasma screen
- podcast about Flickr and disrupt your entire library
- unleash the latent forces within your patrons with your OPAC
- podcast your Library Director and then paint him purple
- tickle the ''user experience'' and reshelve all of your books in height order
- write a book about DOPA and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- empower the OPAC and become a billionaire
- fall in love with Lorcan Dempsey and call him a ''Rich User Experience''
- detatch your patrons and disrupt your patrons
- plagiarize social networks at the next conference you attend
- redefine OpenWorldCat and embed it into a portal
- introduce facets and turn them into a web service
- redefine the entire ''2.0'' meme
- disrupt the OPAC
- convert MARC records using RSS feeds
- classify your staff just to attract teenagers to your library
- hack LibraryThing
- leverage the power of the OPAC using the ''Long Tail''
- plagiarize the entire ''2.0'' meme in order to attract teenagers to your library
- create Stephen Abram just to annoy Michael Gorman
- gaze lovingly at your library staff and read about them in ''Cites and Insights''
- embrace the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and call it ''Library 3.0''
- convert digital videos just to annoy Michael Gorman
- harness social networks just to annoy Michael Gorman
- fall in love with the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and turn it into a web service
- revitalize your colleagues in order to attract teenagers to your library
- push your electronic services using the Netflix model
- glace sideways at the entire ''2.0'' meme and turn left at Albuquerque
- glace sideways at the Library Success Wiki and embed it into a portal
- glace sideways at the Library Success Wiki and embed it into a portal
- fall in love with facets and observe them from a safe distance
- organize a demonstration against MySpace using the OPAC
- detatch Second Life
- podcast instant messaging to the OPAC
- tag Generation X via a web service
- blog about your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just to annoy Michael Gorman
- subvert the Patriot Act and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- consolidate RSS feeds onto virtual catalogue cards
- repurpose your library using RSS feeds
- completely reinvent Leslie Burger just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- evangelize about Skype using a wiki
- completely reinvent social networks by using a wiki
- closely scrutinize web services and then blame Michael Stephens when it doesn't work
- podcast faceted browsing and observe it from a suitable distance
- revitalize Stephen Abram with comfy chairs and coffee
- implement eBay using a wiki
- publish your staff using a tag cloud
- gaze lovingly at your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues and then demolish your physical space
- banish your Baby Boomer colleagues using microformats
- bolt on Dr Paul Miller just to attract teenagers to your library
- revitalize Lorcan Dempsey
- revitalize Lorcan Dempsey
- write a song about your Library Director at the next conference you attend
- interrogate social software in the biblioblogosphere
- closely scrutinize Talis and worship it from a respectable distance
- evangelize about Lorcan Dempsey and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- tag your library staff and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- completely reinvent the Library 2.0 Bandwagon using MySpace
- tickle your Library Director and upload the result to YouTube
- completely reinvent your patron's privacy and call it a ''Rich User Experience''
- tag Ann Arbor using MySpace
- play with web services and embed them into a portal
- enhance your Library Director and then dispose of all your book stock
- harness your Library Director using a weblog
- talk about your monolithic ILS just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- digitize DOPA and upload the result to Flickr
- embrace Library Elf using a tag cloud
- leverage the awesome power of the latest Pew Report and become a billionaire
- worship your electronic services and then dispose of all your book stock
- create faceted browsing
- visualize your Information Desk using RSS feeds
- visualize your Information Desk using RSS feeds
- redefine a web browser toolbar using RSS feeds
- redefine a web browser toolbar using RSS feeds
- investigate Wikipedia onto virtual catalogue cards
- raise a toast to the oldest librarian at your library and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to her
- convert your colleagues
- detatch the OPAC and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- tag your Library Director and call her a ''Rich User Experience''
- leverage the awesome power of the Patriot Act and turn left at Albuquerque
- implement RSS feeds and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- re-evaluate RFID in the biblioblogosphere
- investigate Michael Stephens and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- consolidate MySpace and then hide all of your books
- discard your colleagues with a wiki
- rotate Michael Stephens and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to him
- unclassify your shelving team and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- subvert the OPAC in order to attract teenagers to your library
- podcast about Stephen Abram just to confuse Michael Gorman
- write a poem about the wonders of Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC
- evangelize about SMS text messages and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- tag your staff and disrupt your patrons
- evangelize about wireless networks and worship them from a respectable distance
- virtualize the Library Success Wiki and use it to replace all of your librarians
- create facets in the biblioblogosphere
- tag your patron's privacy
- gaze lovingly at facets and upload the result to YouTube
- unlock the latent forces within Michael Stephens and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- unlock the latent forces within Michael Stephens and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- interrogate your podcasts using a podcast
- disenfranchise your staff and call them ''Library 3.0''
- unleash the awesome power of your Information Desk
- raise a toast to the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- unleash the latent forces within Firefox by using a folksonomy
- subvert a web browser toolbar just to confuse Michael Gorman
- write a book about RFID and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- extrapolate your staff and reshelve all of your books in height order
- harness the ''Long Tail'' and then hide all of your books
- discard Michael Gorman using RSS feeds
- embed your outdated web site and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- synthesize Dewey
- play with your patron's privacy within the OPAC
- write a poem about the wonders of the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference using Flickr
- write a book about Ranganathan's Laws and turn them into a mashup
- create Lorcan Dempsey and then listen to him on your iPod
- create Lorcan Dempsey and then listen to him on your iPod
- plagiarize Leslie Burger and worship her from a respectable distance
- fall in love with a web browser toolbar just to confuse Michael Gorman
- disrupt Stephen Abram and observe him from a safe distance
- write a book about your staff and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- totally re-evaluate Michael Casey and then say it isn't all about technology
- fall in love with the ''Long Tail'' and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to it
- unleash the awesome power of your entire book stock and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- unlock the latent forces within Inter Library Loans via a peer-to-peer network
- convert the most cynical librarian at your library and use her to replace the OPAC
- attract the Baby Boomers and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- leverage the power of Generation X and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- rant about the OPAC and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- take video footage of social networks and then rant about them on your blog
- employ your outdated Information Desk and call it a ''Rich User Experience''
- banish your patron's privacy with your OPAC
- randomize Michael Casey
- convert your patrons
- completely reinvent your ''NO cell phone'' posters just to attract teenagers to your library
- banish your Library Director and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- empower your library staff with comfy chairs and coffee
- harness Leslie Burger via a peer-to-peer network
- screencast Dewey and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- write a poem about the wonders of Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC using MySpace
- unlock the latent forces within your Library Director
- organize a demonstration against your patron's privacy and then dispose of all your book stock
- plagiarize Generation X and then replace it with a robot
- synthesize the OPAC and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- employ Walt Crawford just to annoy Michael Gorman
- banish Skype
- employ web services and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- organize a demonstration against the entire ''2.0'' meme
- extrapolate the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference
- embrace your ''NO cell phone'' posters for the iPod Generation
- hack the OPAC and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- deconstruct Michael Casey
- play with Lorcan Dempsey and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- implement Lorcan Dempsey and then listen to him on your iPod
- write a poem about the wonders of the Patriot Act and upload the result to Flickr
- write a song about the most cynical librarian at your library
- synthesize Wikipedia and embed it into your OPAC
- stream the entire ''2.0'' meme and observe it from a safe distance
- harness Stephen Abram and use him to replace all of your librarians
- worship Stephen Abram using a wiki
- redefine the oldest librarian at your library using a tag cloud
- write a song about metadata
- plagiarize Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC via a peer-to-peer network
- embrace Millennials and then rant about them on your blog
- reclassify your Library Director
- completely reinvent the Library Success Wiki and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- subvert the OPAC and virtualize your entire library
- unleash the latent forces within Dance Dance Revolution using the Netflix model
- mashup wireless networks and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- interrogate your outdated Information Desk
- organize a demonstration against Michael Gorman for the Millennials
- harness the amazing power of your outdated web site in order to attract teenagers to your library
- add eBay
- revitalize the OPAC
- write a song about the biblioblogosphere using a folksonomy
- tickle your staff using the Netflix model
- worship ''The Cluetrain Manifesto'' and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- unleash the awesome power of Ann Arbor via a web service
- attach Michael Stephens and then say rude things about him in the staff room
- organize a demonstration against the Library 2.0 Bandwagon and then say it isn't all about technology
- hack the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- digitize your Library Director and then replace her with a robot
- rotate MARC records using the OPAC
- analyze Generation X and then demolish your physical space
- implement your colleagues and then blog about them anonymously
- subvert the latest Pew Report with Second Life
- convert the most cynical librarian at your library
- discard your Baby Boomer colleagues and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to them
- classify the entire ''2.0'' meme and turn it into a web service
- write a poem about the wonders of your ''NO cell phone'' posters
- leverage the power of Generation X
- randomize Amazon using a weblog
- play with Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- podcast LibraryThing at the next Mashup Camp
- re-evaluate wireless networks and use them to create a virtual library
- completely reinvent the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference
- embrace Amazon and reshelve all of your books in height order
- publish your staff onto virtual catalogue cards
- leverage the power of Stephen Abram and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- harness the amazing power of your Information Desk using a tag cloud
- banish Generation X by leveraging the ''Long Tail''
- rant about the OPAC and virtualize your entire library
- integrate your electronic services
- deconstruct Michael Stephens just to attract teenagers to your library
- write a book about the Patriot Act for Generation Y
- completely reinvent the Patriot Act
- write a poem about the wonders of Meredith Farkas and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to her
- discard your outdated Information Desk with comfy chairs and coffee
- write a poem about the wonders of the Library Success Wiki
- write a poem about the wonders of the Library Success Wiki
- leverage your outdated Information Desk and turn it into a web service
- impress social networks
- unleash the awesome power of your library and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- embed Librarian 2.0 using Flickr
- enhance your Library Director and then replace her with a robot
- add Wikipedia
- deconstruct the Patriot Act
- unlock the latent forces within Walt Crawford
- stream social networks into the OPAC
- disrupt Dewey just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- analyze instant messaging just to confuse Michael Gorman
- virtualize your patrons and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- banish the OPAC
- take pictures of your podcasts and use them to blur your physical boundaries
- write a song about Librarian 2.0
- plagiarize your Library Director and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- attract Walt Crawford and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- attach faceted browsing and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- organize a demonstration against Firefox using a folksonomy
- gaze lovingly at Ranganathan's Laws and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- tag Michael Stephens just to confuse Michael Gorman
- completely reinvent the entire ''2.0'' meme and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- impress RSS feeds and upload the result to Flickr
- engage your entire book stock using a weblog
- podcast about your patrons
- completely reinvent the ''user experience''
- introduce the biblioblogosphere
- completely reinvent facets and turn them into a web service
- deconstruct OCLC
- tickle Millennials with a wiki
- improve faceted browsing and become a billionaire
- invert web services
- write a song about the OPAC and become a billionaire
- plagiarize the entire ''2.0'' meme
- organize a demonstration against LibraryThing and observe it from a suitable distance
- interrogate your Library Director
- subvert Wikipedia and call it ''Library 1.5''
- deconstruct the Netflix model
- extrapolate Ranganathan's Laws with Second Life
- leverage the power of your outdated Information Desk just to annoy Michael Gorman
- rotate RSS feeds with a wiki
- harness the amazing power of your shelving team and disrupt your patrons
- attract web services and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- engage your patron's privacy and worship it from a respectable distance
- worship the OPAC just to confuse Michael Gorman
- write a poem about the wonders of MySpace using RSS feeds
- write a song about Michael Gorman just to confuse Michael Gorman
- completely reinvent Michael Stephens and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- glace sideways at Meredith Farkas and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- gaze lovingly at Lorcan Dempsey and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- embed eBay and disrupt your library
- consolidate the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and upload the result to Flickr
- deconstruct your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues using a wiki
- extrapolate Lorcan Dempsey and disrupt your library
- engage web services
- digitize LibraryThing using a folksonomy
- harness your library to the OPAC
- harness your library to the OPAC
- worship Stephen Abram and call him a ''Rich User Experience''
- harness the amazing power of the ALA Techsource Blog using a tag cloud
- unleash the awesome power of Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC by leveraging the ''Long Tail''
- raise a toast to the biblioblogosphere
- take pictures of Generation X and then say it isn't all about technology
- gaze lovingly at the Library 2.0 Bandwagon using a weblog
- fall in love with Stephen Abram at the next Mashup Camp
- worship Lorcan Dempsey and then paint him purple
- harness the amazing power of your colleagues and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- investigate communities of interest and embed them into your OPAC with Ajax
- extrapolate Generation X just to annoy Michael Gorman
- aggregate your Baby Boomer colleagues and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- publish your Library Director and then visualise him as a tag cloud
- tag Michael Gorman just to annoy Michael Gorman
- take video footage of Michael Stephens and then paint him purple
- banish your Baby Boomer colleagues just to annoy Michael Gorman
- write a book about your outdated web site and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- subvert your staff
- enhance Michael Gorman for the Millennials
- glace sideways at communities of interest and call them a ''perpetual beta''
- create Lorcan Dempsey and call him a ''Rich User Experience''
- unleash the awesome power of your shelving team and turn them into a tag cloud
- attract SMS text messages just to annoy Michael Gorman
- re-evaluate MySpace and then close your library forever!
- implement metadata
- remix Michael Stephens onto a Google map
- unleash the awesome power of Library Elf
- detatch Dance Dance Revolution within the OPAC
- rotate metadata
- plagiarize Stephen Abram and observe him from a safe distance
- synthesize Michael Gorman and add him to your blog
- organize a demonstration against Meredith Farkas
- talk about Generation X and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- raise a toast to your outdated Information Desk and then dispose of all your book stock
- discard the ALA Techsource Blog and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- subvert web services and then rant about them on your blog
- unlock the latent forces within Google Maps
- totally re-evaluate metadata and use it to blur your physical boundaries
- unleash the awesome power of the Semantic Web using del.icio.us
- virtualize Stephen Abram with Talis
- harness faceted browsing in order to attract teenagers to your library
- redeploy your library and worship it from a respectable distance
- engage your shelving team by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- hack Inter Library Loans and then replace it with a robot
- harness the amazing power of your Library Director for the Millennials
- bolt on web services at the next conference you attend
- embed Google Scholar and upload the result to YouTube
- improve your library just to attract teenagers to your library
- worship your library and disrupt your patrons
- redefine the ALA Techsource Blog and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- employ Stephen Abram and use him to replace the OPAC
- enhance Leslie Burger using the ''Long Tail''
- evangelize about your entire book stock and reshelve all of your books in height order
- extrapolate Facebook and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to it
- extrapolate OpenURLs and then close your library forever!
- raise a toast to wireless networks using a weblog
- hack your colleagues
- plagiarize Michael Stephens using a folksonomy
- remix Dance Dance Revolution and upload the result to YouTube
- rant about Amazon and then rant about it on your blog
- implement your ''NO cell phone'' posters and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- write a poem about the wonders of social software and disrupt your patrons
- play with Generation X using a folksonomy
- unlock the latent forces within Dance Dance Revolution
- tickle Lorcan Dempsey
- completely reinvent Lorcan Dempsey and embed him into your OPAC with Ajax
- stream Dance Dance Revolution for the iPod Generation
- embed faceted browsing and turn it into a mashup
- take video footage of your patron's privacy and add it to the Library Success Wiki
- leverage the awesome power of Lorcan Dempsey and then demolish your physical space
- unleash the latent forces within Lorcan Dempsey and call him ''Library 3.0''
- unlock the latent forces within your shelving team and disrupt your patrons
- leverage the power of Facebook and turn left at Albuquerque
- write a song about your ''NO cell phone'' posters at the next conference you attend
- classify RSS feeds and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- publish your colleagues
- raise a toast to your Information Desk
- create Generation X and then hide all of your books
- unleash the awesome power of Librarian 2.0 and then claim it isn't all about technology
- rotate Michael Gorman and call him a ''perpetual beta''
- totally re-evaluate Michael Gorman with a weblog
- complain about your Library Director and upload the result to YouTube
- screencast the Patriot Act and then close your library forever!
- repurpose Michael Gorman and then replace him with a robot
- disenfranchise Ranganathan's Laws at Ann Arbor
- stream the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference using del.icio.us
- gaze lovingly at Firefox
- worship Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC
- podcast about Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and use it to replace the OPAC
- organize a demonstration against your podcasts just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- create the OPAC for the Millennials
- harness the OPAC and turn left at Albuquerque
- deconstruct your library and reshelve all of your books in height order
- write a poem about the wonders of your entire book stock with a wiki
- randomize your podcasts with a wiki
- blog about Librarian 2.0
- implement metadata
- consolidate the ''Long Tail'' using OpenWorldCat
- interrogate Lorcan Dempsey and observe him from a safe distance
- randomize your library staff and then close your library forever!
- randomize the oldest librarian at your library and turn her into a web service
- closely scrutinize the OPAC and then claim it isn't all about technology
- unleash the awesome power of the Library 2.0 Bandwagon with Inter Library Loans
- stream your library and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- organize a demonstration against communities of interest and turn left at Albuquerque
- unleash the awesome power of your colleagues and then listen to them on your iPod
- mashup your ''NO cell phone'' posters and embed them into a portal
- write a song about Lorcan Dempsey and call him a ''Rich User Experience''
- discard microformats using facets
- attract your Information Desk and call it ''Library 3.0''
- embrace the latest Pew Report and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- totally re-evaluate RSS feeds and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to them
- publish the OPAC and call it ''Library 1.5''
- unclassify the OPAC using RSS feeds
- banish Lorcan Dempsey and become a billionaire
- improve Wikipedia with comfy chairs and coffee
- redeploy the ''Wisdom of Crowds'' and disrupt your library
- totally re-evaluate instant messaging and observe it from a safe distance
- re-evaluate Google Scholar using RSS feeds
- push Firefox just to annoy Michael Gorman
- leverage the awesome power of your electronic services using a tag cloud
- unleash the awesome power of digital videos and add them to your blog
- play with Lorcan Dempsey
- embrace MySpace and observe it from a suitable distance
- synthesize Michael Gorman
- worship your Baby Boomer colleagues and disrupt your entire library
- virtualize the oldest librarian at your library using facets
- redeploy Generation X and use it to replace the OPAC
- unleash the awesome power of your staff and then say it isn't all about technology
- worship the OPAC
- leverage the power of your Library Director and then hide all of your books
- embrace Ann Arbor and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- rotate SMS text messages using Ajax
- rotate SMS text messages using Ajax
- employ your library and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- leverage the ''Long Tail'' with a podcast
- visualize SFX links and disrupt your patrons
- unclassify OpenURLs
- replace Michael Gorman using Firefox
- classify Wikipedia just to annoy Michael Gorman
- write a poem about the wonders of Librarian 2.0 using facets
- discard your library and then say it isn't all about technology
- leverage the power of eBay and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- employ Meredith Farkas
- worship the Netflix model and use it to create a virtual library
- attract Michael Gorman and add him to your blog
- play with your patron's privacy using Flash
- investigate RFID and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- banish your Baby Boomer colleagues using a wiki
- attach Google Maps with your OPAC
- write a song about your patron's privacy
- harness the amazing power of your library
- blog about Ann Arbor and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- fall in love with the most cynical librarian at your library and then replace her with a robot
- totally re-evaluate your library
- tag your colleagues
- discard your Library Director and reshelve all of your books in height order
- totally re-evaluate Michael Gorman and disrupt your library
- leverage the awesome power of social software and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- tag your colleagues and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- write a song about the Library Success Wiki and observe it from a suitable distance
- investigate LibraryThing and turn left at Albuquerque
- complain about the latest Pew Report at the next Mashup Camp
- impress the ''user experience'' and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- closely scrutinize Leslie Burger and then visualise her as a tag cloud
- convert your colleagues
- attach a web browser toolbar and use it to replace all of your librarians
- push your outdated web site using a wiki
- interrogate Jenny Levine with open source software
- unclassify the oldest librarian at your library and turn her into a mashup
- harness the amazing power of your Superpatrons and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- deconstruct Dance Dance Revolution and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- digitize the latest Pew Report and embed it into your OPAC
- rant about Librarian 2.0
- completely reinvent RSS feeds and use them to replace the OPAC
- write a poem about the wonders of your patron's privacy and call it ''Library 3.0''
- re-evaluate SFX links and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- plagiarize your library and mash-it-up with Google Maps
- tickle communities of interest and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- redefine the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and then visualise it as a tag cloud
- replace the ''user experience'' and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- deconstruct Meredith Farkas and upload the result to Flickr
- mashup your outdated Information Desk using LibraryThing
- consider Talis with John Blyberg
- completely reinvent your colleagues by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- consider Walt Crawford and reshelve all of your books in height order
- closely scrutinize your library staff and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to them
- podcast your library by hooking it into a web service
- organize a demonstration against Inter Library Loans by harnessing the ''Long Tail''
- leverage the awesome power of RSS feeds and call them ''Library 3.0''
- complain about the perpetual beta and then say it isn't all about technology
- implement Dewey using a folksonomy
- integrate Greasemonkey scripts using a tag cloud
- totally re-evaluate the entire ''2.0'' meme and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- reclassify SFX links
- unclassify your Library Director and embed him into a portal
- consider your staff
- publish your entire book stock just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- impress the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and publicise it on your plasma screen
- revitalize Michael Stephens and then say rude things about him in the staff room
- evangelize about your ''NO cell phone'' posters and publicise it on your plasma screen
- organize a demonstration against your Information Desk and add it to your blog
- talk about your patrons and become a billionaire
- re-evaluate Amazon and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- raise a toast to your outdated Information Desk and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- create Talis just to confuse Michael Gorman
- classify your staff and embed them into your OPAC
- unleash the awesome power of the most cynical librarian at your library just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- leverage the awesome power of the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and worship it from a respectable distance
- rant about the oldest librarian at your library and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to her
- consolidate your monolithic ILS and use it to replace all of your librarians
- enhance the Library 2.0 Bandwagon using the Netflix model
- organize a demonstration against RSS feeds using LibraryThing
- completely reinvent MySpace and then close your library forever!
- leverage your Library Director and use her to blur your physical boundaries
- re-evaluate your patrons using the Netflix model
- stream the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference and disrupt your patrons
- subvert the ''Wisdom of Crowds'' with a wiki
- totally re-evaluate Michael Gorman using Inter Library Loans
- raise a toast to faceted browsing and call it a ''Rich User Experience''
- embed the most cynical librarian at your library onto a Google map
- unleash the latent forces within social software and then claim it isn't all about technology
- unleash the latent forces within your Superpatrons and use them to replace all of your librarians
- subvert OCLC and then blog about it anonymously
- podcast Ranganathan's Laws and disrupt your entire library
- disrupt the oldest librarian at your library using a tag cloud
- banish your library
- closely scrutinize your Baby Boomer colleagues
- hack your patron's privacy and call it ''Library 3.0''
- remove your colleagues in order to attract teenagers to your library
- remove your colleagues in order to attract teenagers to your library
- completely reinvent your shelving team and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- take pictures of social software and disrupt your library
- revitalize OCLC
- re-evaluate MARC records and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- take video footage of your outdated web site
- aggregate LibraryThing and call it ''Library 3.0''
- mashup DOPA and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- integrate Stephen Abram and use him to create a virtual library
- fall in love with Firefox and virtualize your entire library
- discard the OPAC and then hide all of your books
- leverage the awesome power of the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference
- extrapolate the biblioblogosphere and embed it into your OPAC with Ajax
- evangelize about your library and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to it
- convert communities of interest just to confuse Michael Gorman
- harness your library staff and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- integrate the oldest librarian at your library using a wiki
- redefine MARC records
- impress Generation X and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- extrapolate the Baby Boomers onto a Google map
- write a song about facets and virtualize your entire library
- evangelize about your staff and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- embrace your monolithic ILS and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- add your Library Director to MySpace
- leverage the awesome power of Walt Crawford and reshelve all of your books in height order
- worship your monolithic ILS
- harness the OPAC using del.icio.us
- leverage the awesome power of metadata and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- unlock the latent forces within MARC records
- mashup the oldest librarian at your library with comfy chairs and coffee
- completely reinvent Inter Library Loans and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- unlock the latent forces within MARC records
- totally re-evaluate Generation X and turn it into a web service
- invert your Baby Boomer colleagues
- extrapolate your outdated web site just to confuse Michael Gorman
- detatch Wikipedia and embed it into your OPAC with Ajax
- gaze lovingly at Skype and use it to replace the OPAC
- unlock the latent forces within LibraryThing and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to it
- implement Stephen Abram just to annoy Michael Gorman
- completely reinvent faceted browsing and then hide all of your books
- investigate your Library Director and embed him into your OPAC
- plagiarize your Library Director just to confuse Michael Gorman
- organize a demonstration against the OPAC and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- rotate the ''user experience'' and use it to create a virtual library
- extrapolate the ''Wisdom of Crowds'' and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- mashup Dewey and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- implement OpenURLs using the Netflix model
- take video footage of instant messaging and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- worship the Baby Boomers and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- harness your Baby Boomer colleagues and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- play with social networks using Firefox
- digitize Dr Paul Miller
- worship your shelving team
- subvert Wikipedia
- empower MARC records and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- synthesize the ''user experience'' and upload the result to YouTube
- unleash the awesome power of a web browser toolbar just to confuse Michael Gorman
- randomize metadata just to annoy Michael Gorman
- subvert the biblioblogosphere and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- organize a demonstration against your electronic services and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- publish the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference with a podcast
- improve Library Elf and mash-it-up with Google Maps
- write a poem about the wonders of the latest Pew Report and then close your library forever!
- discard your staff and then close your library forever!
- push the perpetual beta and worship it from a respectable distance
- rant about instant messaging just to confuse Michael Gorman
- employ your library staff and call them ''Library 1.5''
- analyze the OPAC and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- integrate the most cynical librarian at your library and worship her from a respectable distance
- redefine the Library 2.0 Bandwagon and then hide all of your books
- extrapolate your ''NO cell phone'' posters and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to them
- digitize the oldest librarian at your library using MySpace
- reclassify Ranganathan's Laws and observe them from a safe distance
- leverage your Library Director and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- write a book about your patrons and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- banish OCLC and use it to create a virtual library
- fall in love with microformats and call them ''Library 1.5''
- complain about Dewey and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- podcast about Millennials and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- subvert microformats and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- bolt on your patron's privacy via a web service
- completely reinvent your outdated Information Desk and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- empower your Information Desk and then paint it purple
- empower your Information Desk and then paint it purple
- plagiarize the biblioblogosphere and call it ''Library 3.0''
- rant about Google Scholar
- harness the amazing power of your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- take video footage of instant messaging and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- unleash the awesome power of your library staff and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- convert the biblioblogosphere and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- podcast about the OPAC and embed it into your OPAC
- closely scrutinize your entire book stock and observe it from a safe distance
- play with Generation X using a wiki
- disrupt the OPAC and disrupt your patrons
- completely reinvent SFX links within the OPAC
- embed Amazon with your OPAC
- employ MARC records and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- write a song about your outdated web site and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- re-evaluate the biblioblogosphere and use it to blur your physical boundaries
- fall in love with MARC records and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- unleash the latent forces within facets and embed them into your OPAC
- engage Michael Casey and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- replace your Library Director and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- embed your patron's privacy
- invert the most cynical librarian at your library
- tickle your library staff just to annoy Michael Gorman
- improve your ''NO cell phone'' posters and then paint them purple
- stream your Information Desk and reshelve all of your books in height order
- disrupt Facebook with your OPAC
- gaze lovingly at the OPAC and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- rotate your library staff
- introduce the OPAC and then hide all of your books
- completely reinvent your library staff
- write a song about your ''NO cell phone'' posters just to annoy Michael Gorman
- deconstruct your staff and virtualize your entire library
- unleash the latent forces within OpenWorldCat and worship it from a respectable distance
- embrace Ann Arbor and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- convert your colleagues and use them to replace all of your librarians
- unleash the awesome power of your entire book stock with comfy chairs and coffee
- completely reinvent the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference by using a podcast
- engage your library
- integrate your colleagues and observe them from a safe distance
- fall in love with Stephen Abram and embed him into a portal
- blog about your Library Director and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to her
- completely reinvent Google Scholar just to annoy Michael Gorman
- disrupt SFX links and use them to replace all of your librarians
- fall in love with your library staff and turn left at Albuquerque
- remix the OPAC
- extrapolate PayPal with a wiki
- fall in love with your shelving team and upload the result to YouTube
- push your library
- replace the ''user experience''
- remove your Information Desk
- bolt on Michael Gorman and call him ''Library 3.0''
- gaze lovingly at Lorcan Dempsey and reshelve all of your books in height order
- unleash the awesome power of Michael Stephens and then say rude things about him in the staff room
- take pictures of your colleagues and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- fall in love with your patron's privacy using del.icio.us
- attach your colleagues and observe them from a suitable distance
- subvert the most cynical librarian at your library and publicise it on your plasma screen
- mashup the oldest librarian at your library
- write a book about your ''NO cell phone'' posters and then replace them with a robot
- podcast your patron's privacy
- repurpose your Library Director and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- completely reinvent Dewey and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- rant about your patrons and then replace them with a robot
- disenfranchise Stephen Abram with Inter Library Loans
- closely scrutinize OpenWorldCat and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- fall in love with the OPAC
- virtualize Michael Gorman just to annoy Michael Gorman
- gaze lovingly at Michael Stephens and then replace him with a robot
- fall in love with Dance Dance Revolution and embed it into your OPAC
- consolidate social networks and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- analyze your ''NO cell phone'' posters and turn them into a web service
- completely reinvent Michael Gorman and then replace him with a robot
- employ OpenWorldCat using LibraryThing
- redefine Firefox just to confuse Michael Gorman
- invert Michael Stephens and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- introduce your Library Director and observe her from a safe distance
- embed the Netflix model and disrupt your entire library
- employ LibraryThing using Squidoo
- randomize the latest Pew Report and embed it into your OPAC with Ajax
- podcast about your outdated Information Desk and disrupt your library
- unleash the awesome power of MySpace using RSS feeds
- write a book about the OPAC and call it ''Library 1.5''
- deconstruct the perpetual beta and upload the result to YouTube
- remove Ranganathan's Laws and then dispose of all your book stock
- unlock the latent forces within your Library Director
- convert your staff and then paint them purple
- tickle your library staff
- analyze the Baby Boomers just to annoy Michael Gorman
- harness Facebook and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- evangelize about social software for the Millennials
- write a song about the OPAC and turn it into an unconference
- disrupt Library Elf at Ann Arbor
- screencast eBay at the next conference you attend
- unleash the latent forces within your monolithic ILS with Talis
- leverage the awesome power of all of your old journals and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- replace Amazon with a weblog
- harness the amazing power of Google Maps
- raise a toast to Dance Dance Revolution and call it ''Library 3.0''
- digitize your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues with a podcast
- repurpose your library staff and then paint them purple
- leverage the power of LibraryThing and turn it into a web service
- totally re-evaluate MySpace and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- embed RFID and reshelve all of your books in height order
- detatch the most cynical librarian at your library using del.icio.us
- detatch the most cynical librarian at your library using del.icio.us
- unleash the latent forces within your library
- tag your podcasts and turn left at Albuquerque
- invert eBay and worship it from a respectable distance
- enhance Dewey and turn left at Albuquerque
- redeploy your monolithic ILS and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- synthesize Michael Gorman
- rotate Ranganathan's Laws using a podcast
- disrupt the most cynical librarian at your library and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- harness the amazing power of facets and disrupt your entire library
- visualize Ranganathan's Laws and reshelve all of your books in height order
- write a book about LibraryThing
- completely reinvent social software and call it a ''perpetual beta''
- integrate the Patriot Act with your OPAC
- revitalize Amazon using Ajax
- disrupt OCLC and then hide all of your books
- redefine your patron's privacy just to annoy Michael Gorman
- embrace your patron's privacy using Flickr
- screencast instant messaging and then paint it purple
- invert your Information Desk and then paint it purple
- unlock the latent forces within your library staff and embed them into a portal
- enhance your ''NO cell phone'' posters with a weblog
- revitalize Google Scholar
- completely reinvent Michael Gorman
- unleash the latent forces within OpenWorldCat and then blog about it anonymously
- detatch Leslie Burger and upload the result to Flickr
- randomize your electronic services and embed them into your OPAC
- rotate the Library 2.0 Bandwagon and then listen to it on your iPod
- interrogate the most cynical librarian at your library
- unlock the latent forces within Ranganathan's Laws and reshelve all of your books in height order
- completely reinvent the Patriot Act
- write a book about Lorcan Dempsey just to confuse Michael Gorman
- take pictures of OCLC in order to attract teenagers to your library
- analyze Stephen Abram
- introduce Ranganathan's Laws and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- remix the Patriot Act and upload the result to Flickr
- repurpose Michael Stephens just to confuse Michael Gorman
- redefine your staff and call them ''Library 1.5''
- virtualize your library onto a Google map
- redefine Michael Stephens
- plagiarize Lorcan Dempsey with comfy chairs and coffee
- bolt on your shelving team using Ajax
- totally re-evaluate your Baby Boomer colleagues and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- totally re-evaluate your Baby Boomer colleagues and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- fall in love with SMS text messages and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- employ Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and worship it from a respectable distance
- tickle your Superpatrons
- aggregate the OPAC and turn left at Albuquerque
- synthesize RSS feeds and use them to blur your physical boundaries
- harness the amazing power of your entire book stock with a weblog
- podcast faceted browsing and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- rant about instant messaging and embed it into your OPAC with Ajax
- synthesize instant messaging and worship it from a respectable distance
- synthesize communities of interest and call them a ''perpetual beta''
- implement a web browser toolbar
- introduce your outdated Information Desk and observe it from a suitable distance
- gaze lovingly at Stephen Abram and reshelve all of your books in height order
- analyze the OPAC with a podcast
- harness the amazing power of your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues for the iPod Generation
- tickle your Superpatrons
- revitalize Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC
- completely reinvent your patrons via a peer-to-peer network
- empower your colleagues and mash-them-up with Google Maps
- empower Dewey and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to it
- mashup your staff and add them to the Library Success Wiki
- leverage your Superpatrons and upload the result to YouTube
- remove DOPA just to confuse Michael Gorman
- completely reinvent your library and turn left at Albuquerque
- employ Walt Crawford just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- introduce your monolithic ILS and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- repurpose Michael Gorman just to confuse Michael Gorman
- write a poem about the wonders of all of your old journals and use them to blur your physical boundaries
- remove Generation X via a peer-to-peer network
- remove Generation X via a peer-to-peer network
- blog about your staff and then paint them purple
- leverage your shelving team with Inter Library Loans
- totally re-evaluate your Superpatrons and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- implement MySpace just to annoy Michael Gorman
- bolt on MARC records and then listen to them on your iPod
- analyze your library just to confuse Michael Gorman
- invert Leslie Burger and observe her from a suitable distance
- closely scrutinize your monolithic ILS and then hide all of your books
- push Dewey and read about it in ''Cites and Insights''
- glance sideways at your library and then demolish your physical space
- fall in love with the OPAC and worship it from a respectable distance
- write a book about your Baby Boomer colleagues and then close your library forever!
- rotate the OPAC and become a billionaire
- play with RSS feeds
- harness your Library Director and upload the result to Flickr
- stream Second Life in the biblioblogosphere
- add the Netflix model just to annoy Michael Gorman
- organize a demonstration against the biblioblogosphere and upload the result to YouTube
- interrogate LibraryThing
- remove communities of interest and embed them into your OPAC
- play with metadata
- push Dewey and disrupt your library
- write a poem about the wonders of your patron's privacy
- synthesize your colleagues
- completely reinvent web services and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- gaze lovingly at the OPAC and embed it into a portal
- rant about your library and call it a ''Rich User Experience''
- podcast Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and then blog about it anonymously
- leverage the power of Lorcan Dempsey and call him a ''Rich User Experience''
- glance sideways at Generation X and then hide all of your books
- enhance OpenWorldCat
- unleash the latent forces within your library staff
- empower microformats and worship them from a respectable distance
- replace the most cynical librarian at your library and call her ''Library 3.0''
- investigate Library Elf
- create PayPal and then hide all of your books
- replace your colleagues
- virtualize your colleagues
- unlock the latent forces within Dr Paul Miller and then say rude things about him in the staff room
- mashup Michael Gorman and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- complain about faceted browsing and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- screencast Lorcan Dempsey using a podcast
- leverage the power of RFID
- improve your colleagues with your OPAC
- embrace Dr Paul Miller by hooking him into a web service
- bolt on the oldest librarian at your library using a wiki
- reclassify your colleagues and virtualize your entire library
- embrace the biblioblogosphere using a folksonomy
- redeploy the Netflix model using the Netflix model
- re-evaluate Stephen Abram and then listen to him on your iPod
- discard Ann Arbor and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- raise a toast to the Patriot Act and then close your library forever!
- empower MARC records and turn them into a mashup
- fall in love with the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference using Firefox
- harness the amazing power of the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference
- tag the Semantic Web and then close your library forever!
- blog about the Library 2.0 Bandwagon and then close your library forever!
- add Inter Library Loans using RSS feeds
- empower Librarian 2.0 using Inter Library Loans
- write a song about the ''Wisdom of Crowds''
- disrupt the OPAC and then say it isn't all about technology
- disrupt the OPAC and then say it isn't all about technology
- convert microformats via a peer-to-peer network
- randomize your library and upload the result to YouTube
- subvert Google Scholar using a folksonomy
- completely reinvent Wikipedia and then demolish your physical space
- take pictures of Google Scholar in order to attract teenagers to your library
- convert the most cynical librarian at your library with a podcast
- embed the biblioblogosphere and observe it from a suitable distance
- revitalize Michael Stephens and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- unclassify the Netflix model using microformats
- engage Ranganathan's Laws just to annoy Michael Gorman
- implement all of your old journals and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- deconstruct the Baby Boomers and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- play with your ''NO cell phone'' posters with your OPAC
- revitalize your patron's privacy and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- write a poem about the wonders of instant messaging using facets
- fall in love with your outdated web site with John Blyberg
- rotate your entire book stock using Inter Library Loans
- play with Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor
- attract metadata
- implement your Information Desk by harnessing the ''Long Tail''
- leverage the power of your library staff and then dispose of all your book stock
- analyze the oldest librarian at your library by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- banish your patrons via a web service
- introduce Google Scholar and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- repurpose Michael Gorman and turn him into an unconference
- integrate Flickr just to annoy Michael Gorman
- repurpose Michael Gorman and turn him into an unconference
- unclassify Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- write a song about faceted browsing
- complain about OpenWorldCat and observe it from a safe distance
- raise a toast to the latest Pew Report and turn it into a mashup
- synthesize Michael Gorman for the iPod Generation
- discard Stephen Abram and upload the result to Flickr
- synthesize Flickr and embed it into your OPAC
- unclassify the Patriot Act
- improve Amazon and reshelve all of your books in height order
- evangelize about the ''Wisdom of Crowds'' in order to attract teenagers to your library
- enhance your electronic services and call them a ''perpetual beta''
- embed social networks with comfy chairs and coffee
- unlock the latent forces within your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues and become a billionaire
- harness the amazing power of your electronic services and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- talk about MySpace using RSS feeds
- worship metadata
- unleash the awesome power of your patron's privacy and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to it
- glance sideways at your outdated Information Desk and then paint it purple
- play with the biblioblogosphere and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- leverage the power of web services with open source software
- deconstruct your ''NO cell phone'' posters for the Millennials
- detatch PayPal and turn it into a tag cloud
- integrate Librarian 2.0 via a web service
- totally re-evaluate Flickr with Second Life
- banish the Semantic Web by leveraging the ''Long Tail''
- tickle OpenURLs
- invert the OPAC just to confuse Michael Gorman
- unclassify faceted browsing with comfy chairs and coffee
- invert Lorcan Dempsey and then paint him purple
- digitize the perpetual beta using a folksonomy
- clone your patrons and turn them into an unconference
- interrogate web services and disrupt your library
- mashup your Information Desk
- glance sideways at the ALA Techsource Blog just to confuse Michael Gorman
- subvert Stephen Abram using LibraryThing
- subvert the OPAC using a folksonomy
- cherish Stephen Abram at the next conference you attend
- complain about Lorcan Dempsey and then replace him with a robot
- discombobulate your Library Director and turn him into a mashup
- mashup your Library Director just to confuse Michael Gorman
- unleash the latent forces within MARC records and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to them
- create OpenURLs by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- unleash the awesome power of your library staff
- gently caress your library and then hide all of your books
- tickle the most cynical librarian at your library and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- virtualize Second Life
- hack the Patriot Act
- bolt on the perpetual beta and then paint it purple
- plan the downfall of Second Life and then blame Michael Stephens when it doesn't work
- employ the OPAC within the OPAC
- glance sideways at Stephen Abram and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to him
- organize a demonstration against Amazon and upload the result to YouTube
- leverage the awesome power of LibraryLand with MySpace
- cherish your shelving team and then hide all of your books
- completely reinvent the OPAC and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- attach eBay and relocate it to Cybrary City in Second Life
- aggregate the Baby Boomers via a peer-to-peer network
- unlock the latent forces within the most cynical librarian at your library and turn her into a tag cloud
- say rude things about the Library 2.0 Bandwagon and observe it from a suitable distance
- embrace your Library Director using MySpace
- complain about the ALA Techsource Blog and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- clone Flickr
- mashup your library and observe it from a safe distance
- invert the Semantic Web by leveraging the ''Long Tail''
- redeploy Flickr and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to it
- impress social networks and use them to replace all of your librarians
- podcast about your colleagues and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- remove the Library 2.0 Bandwagon with Talis
- collect pictures of SFX links and upload the result to YouTube
- publish Facebook and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- unleash the awesome power of your library staff and then say it isn't all about technology
- unclassify ''The Cluetrain Manifesto'' using LibraryThing
- redefine social networks
- unlock the latent forces within Jenny Levine and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- stream the latest Pew Report using OpenWorldCat
- complain about eBay just to annoy Michael Gorman
- banish Stephen Abram and disrupt your patrons
- podcast your library using the OPAC
- unlock the latent forces within Millennials and upload the result to YouTube
- leverage the awesome power of your colleagues and embed them into your OPAC with Ajax
- genetically modify Librarian 2.0
- introduce Flickr within the OPAC
- enhance social networks and embed them into your OPAC
- convert Jenny Levine and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- tickle Michael Stephens
- harness the perpetual beta
- gently caress Michael Stephens just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- rotate Michael Stephens and turn him into a mashup
- enhance OpenURLs and use them to create a virtual library
- genetically modify Generation X and turn it into a tag cloud
- write a song about the OPAC in order to attract teenagers to your library
- mashup Lorcan Dempsey and turn him into a web service
- vigorously shake Lorcan Dempsey and upload the result to YouTube
- write a poem about the wonders of the OPAC
- harness the amazing power of Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and then hide all of your books
- organize a demonstration against your entire book stock
- leverage the power of your entire book stock and relocate it to Cybrary City in Second Life
- plan the downfall of Jenny Levine and observe her from a safe distance
- plan the downfall of the Patriot Act
- digitize Meredith Farkas and observe her from a suitable distance
- plan the downfall of Wikipedia and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- tag MARC records and use them to blur your physical boundaries
- re-evaluate Talis and then bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- glance sideways at all of your old journals and retire to a safe distance
- write a poem about the wonders of your patron's privacy with Second Life
- complain about web services using a tag cloud
- attract Michael Stephens and turn left at Albuquerque
- organize a demonstration against your library
- unclassify Wikipedia in the biblioblogosphere
- disenfranchise LibraryThing and reshelve all of your books in height order
- plagiarize your library staff and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- collect pictures of Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC with Talis
- introduce your Library Director and call him a ''perpetual beta''
- detatch the OPAC and worship it from a respectable distance
- mashup Google Scholar by hooking it into a web service
- leverage the power of your electronic services and turn them into a mashup
- unleash the awesome power of Michael Gorman and call him ''Library 1.5''
- mashup Michael Stephens and turn him into a mashup
- remix your library with comfy chairs and coffee
- write a song about Dance Dance Revolution and read about it in ''Cites and Insights''
- wax lyrical about Walt Crawford and then claim it isn't all about technology
- play with the entire ''2.0'' meme and reshelve all of your books in height order
- leverage the awesome power of OpenWorldCat and then close your library forever!
- enhance your colleagues and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- tag LibraryLand and become Librarian 3.0
- rotate Second Life and add it to the Library Success Wiki
- revitalize Millennials with Second Life
- write a poem about the wonders of your outdated web site
- vigorously shake the OPAC and call it a ''perpetual beta''
- plan the downfall of Lorcan Dempsey and then say rude things about him in the staff room
- blog about MySpace and then blame Michael Stephens when it doesn't work
- disenfranchise Michael Casey and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- play with Michael Casey using a weblog
- analyze Bill Drew just to annoy Michael Gorman
- synthesize web services and then paint them purple
- take video footage of Stephen Abram and then hide all of your books
- mashup your colleagues
- discombobulate the Semantic Web and upload the result to YouTube
- unleash the latent forces within Flickr with comfy chairs and coffee
- rant about COinS records with a podcast
- rotate Greasemonkey scripts with comfy chairs and coffee
- fall in love with Ellyssa Kroski and vote for her to become the next ALA President
- replace SirsiDynix
- implement the word ''scrotum''
- implement the word ''scrotum''
- employ the Semantic Web
- hack your staff
- repurpose your colleagues and then visualise them as a tag cloud
- fall in love with Dr Paul Miller and become Librarian 3.0
- attach Lorcan Dempsey and use him to replace the OPAC
- totally re-evaluate your patron's privacy just to attract teenagers to your library
- totally re-evaluate your patron's privacy just to attract teenagers to your library
- take pictures of Generation X using OpenWorldCat
- improve the next SirsiDynix Institute webinar
- tag Dewey
- replace the ''user experience'' using Flash
- say rude things about facets and then paint them purple
- visualize Skype
- publish your patrons and then listen to them on your iPod
- remove your library staff and embed them into a portal
- invert YouTube and then join the gang at library20.ning.com
- consider the OPAC and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- analyze the ''Long Tail'' and vote for it to become the next ALA President
- take pictures of your podcasts and virtualize your entire library
- invert wireless networks and vote for them to become the next ALA President
- engage your library staff and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- rotate the entire ''2.0'' meme and upload the result to YouTube
- glance sideways at the oldest librarian at your library and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to her
- create RSS feeds and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- unclassify instant messaging and turn it into a mashup
- completely reinvent Facebook
- unclassify Firefox by leveraging ''The Long Tail''
- totally re-evaluate SFX links and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- idolize the Internet Librarian 2006 Conference
- screencast your staff for the iPod Generation
- visualize Talis and then close your library forever!
- raise a toast to the Library Success Wiki and become Librarian 3.0
- revitalize Stephen Abram
- leverage the awesome power of Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC by harnessing the awesome power of ''The Long Tail''
- reinvigorate your patrons
- push COinS records and vote for them to become the next ALA President
- classify your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues and observe them from a suitable distance
- harness the amazing power of Millennials and upload the result to Flickr
- re-evaluate the word ''scrotum'' at the next conference you attend
- tag Library Elf and then paint it purple
- subvert your IT Department and mash-them-up with Google Maps
- organize a demonstration against your electronic services and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- disenfranchise COinS records using a tag cloud
- write a poem about the wonders of ITunes and retire to a safe distance
- reinvigorate Inter Library Loans and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- disrupt the Netflix model and disrupt your library
- harness the amazing power of your patron's privacy
- stream the Library 2.0 Bandwagon and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- employ RFID and become Librarian 3.0
- classify eBay with Talis
- harness Flickr and turn it into an unconference
- introduce your Baby Boomer colleagues at the next conference you attend
- digitize your library using Firefox
- talk about LibraryThing using a weblog
- publish your library and disrupt your patrons
- rotate instant messaging with John Blyberg
- invert your Library Director and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to him
- invert your Library Director and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to him
- embrace the biblioblogosphere
- harness the most cynical librarian at your library and then replace her with a robot
- collect pictures of your colleagues using OpenWorldCat
- remove your Library Director and then rant about her on your blog
- idolize SMS text messages and call them ''Library 1.5''
- mashup your IT Department using microformats
- glance sideways at your library and then rant about it on your blog
- interrogate your Library Director with John Blyberg
- write a song about the Internet Librarian 2007 Conference and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- gaze lovingly at your colleagues and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to them
- glance sideways at Michael Stephens and observe him from a safe distance
- clone Second Life at the next Mashup Camp
- clone Wikipedia
- write a song about Wikipedia and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- aggregate the word ''scrotum'' via a web service
- idolize your podcasts via a web service
- publish Wikipedia
- embed metadata and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- stream Walt Crawford
- leverage the power of your library staff via a peer-to-peer network
- rotate your podcasts and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- write a book about the latest Pew Report using a tag cloud
- vigorously shake your Library Director and disrupt your library
- gently caress the latest Pew Report and retire to a safe distance
- plan the downfall of Twitter and then replace it with a robot
- tickle the Amazon Kindle and retire to a safe distance
- consolidate the perpetual beta just to annoy Michael Gorman
- implement Google Knol and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- leverage the awesome power of your colleagues and worship them from a respectable distance
- remove the Amazon Kindle and turn it into a web service
- subvert your ''NO cell phone'' posters and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- remove the OPAC and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- harness the Amazon Kindle and retire to a safe distance
- vigorously shake Stephen Abram and use him to blur your physical boundaries
- stream your entire book stock and then hide all of your books
- genetically modify the Patriot Act and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- deconstruct the oldest librarian at your library and then say it isn't all about technology
- leverage the awesome power of Dewey with a wiki
- enhance Facebook and then say it isn't all about technology
- totally re-evaluate the Patriot Act and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- subvert web services using MySpace
- plagiarize all of your old journals and observe them from a safe distance
- redeploy the entire ''2.0'' meme within the OPAC
- aggregate SirsiDynix
- employ Firefox
- say rude things about the perpetual beta using Flash
- evangelize about Michael Casey and use him to blur your physical boundaries
- investigate instant messaging by harnessing the awesome power of ''The Long Tail''
- screencast your colleagues using a weblog
- implement Walt Crawford just to annoy Michael Gorman
- convert RFID and call it ''Library 1.5''
- stare intently at Kathryn Greenhill and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- virtualize Leslie Burger using Squidoo
- engage Facebook just to attract teenagers to your library
- leverage Michael Stephens and read about him in ''Cites and Insights''
- push the Flying Librarians of Oz using Flickr
- gaze lovingly at Michael Gorman just to confuse your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues
- add the ''Wisdom of Crowds'' to a podcast
- impress your outdated web site
- gently caress Ellyssa Kroski
- completely reinvent the ALA Techsource Blog just to annoy Michael Gorman
- take pictures of LibraryThing and worship it from a respectable distance
- leverage the awesome power of Second Life and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- fall in love with your library and then dispose of all your book stock
- reclassify web services and turn them into a tag cloud
- disenfranchise Lorcan Dempsey with John Blyberg
- scream loudly about the Internet Librarian 2007 Conference and observe it from a safe distance
- introduce Walt Crawford
- unleash the awesome power of Google Knol
- plagiarize DOPA in LibraryLand
- classify social networks by leveraging ''The Long Tail''
- vigorously shake the Semantic Web and then bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
- talk about the ''user experience'' in the biblioblogosphere
- worship ITunes and use it to replace all of your librarians
- redefine OpenURLs
- replace SFX links and upload the result to YouTube
- interrogate the OPAC just to confuse Michael Gorman
- unlock the latent forces within Flickr and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- glance sideways at OCLC and add it to the Library Success Wiki
- harness wireless networks and use them to create a virtual library
- collect pictures of the Library Success Wiki
- integrate Walt Crawford
- play with the Amazon Kindle and become a billionaire
- mashup the oldest librarian at your library onto a Google map
- visualize your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues within the OPAC
- write a book about communities of interest using LibraryThing
- podcast the American Library Association and then join the gang at library20.ning.com
- cherish Inter Library Loans using RSS feeds
- synthesize Millennials and then paint them purple
- embrace faceted browsing using a tag cloud
- redeploy SirsiDynix via a web service
- replace the oldest librarian at your library
- gently caress Walt Crawford and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to him
- screencast Google Scholar just to annoy Michael Gorman
- repurpose the oldest librarian at your library
- remove Michael Gorman and become Librarian 3.0
- hack LibraryThing and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- unlock the latent forces within Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and then close your library forever!
- unlock the latent forces within Leslie Burger
- subvert the Semantic Web and worship it from a respectable distance
- hack your shelving team and then hide all of your books
- empower your Digital Natives and read about them in ''Cites and Insights''
- write a song about the Amazon Kindle with Second Life
- integrate the ''user experience'' using a wiki
- mashup the Semantic Web by leveraging ''The Long Tail''
- deconstruct the Library Success Wiki and observe it from a suitable distance
- unleash the latent forces within the Internet Librarian 2007 Conference
- completely reinvent the Amazon Kindle by hooking it into a web service
- tag the oldest librarian at your library at Ann Arbor
- scream loudly about MySpace and retire to a safe distance
- worship Skype using Inter Library Loans
- discombobulate the Baby Boomers and turn them into a tag cloud
- interrogate Michael Gorman just to confuse Michael Gorman
- totally re-evaluate Millennials and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- complain about Michael Gorman's latest rant using a wiki
- gently caress the most cynical librarian at your library and call her ''Library 3.0''
- podcast about the Amazon Kindle and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- podcast about all of your old journals and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- aggregate Wikipedia and turn it into a tag cloud
- rant about wireless networks and turn left at Albuquerque
- rant about Wikipedia using LibraryThing
- idolize Michael Stephens
- recalibrate Michael Casey and then blog about him anonymously
- genetically modify the ''Wisdom of Crowds'' and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- recalibrate the Semantic Web to the OPAC
- unleash the latent forces within Bill Drew and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- gaze lovingly at all of your old journals using Flash
- reclassify MySpace and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- visualize Michael Gorman and read about him on the ALA Techsource Blog
- push the Semantic Web and observe it from a safe distance
- implement Jenny Levine and add her to your blog
- detatch your staff and reclassify your books by the colour of their spine
- tickle Ranganathan's Laws and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- leverage the awesome power of Facebook
- invert Second Life onto a Google map
- raise a toast to your staff using a wiki
- impress facets and observe them from a safe distance
- blog about Michael Gorman using a folksonomy
- completely reinvent the Library Success Wiki and then dispose of all your book stock
- add MARC records and turn them into an unconference
- investigate your library
- disenfranchise Michael Stephens in order to attract teenagers to your library
- cherish your library and then hide all of your books
- consolidate SFX links and disrupt your entire library
- raise a toast to Library Elf
- fall in love with your patron's privacy and call it ''Library 3.0''
- plan the downfall of Wikipedia using a folksonomy
- recalibrate the OPAC using RSS feeds
- repurpose Twitter using a wiki
- improve Wikipedia using a weblog
- engage Flickr and use it to replace the OPAC
- digitize the OPAC using microformats
- say rude things about facets
- gaze lovingly at Google Knol by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- re-evaluate your ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues in the biblioblogosphere
- analyze Wikipedia and then say it isn't all about technology
- take video footage of LibraryLand and apply a suitable amount of lipstick
- totally re-evaluate Talis and mash-it-up with Google Maps
- tickle Walt Crawford for the Millennials
- synthesize the latest Pew Report and embed it into your OPAC
- implement your entire book stock just to attract teenagers to your library
- podcast about the latest Pew Report and then say it isn't all about technology
- closely scrutinize facets and then replace them with a robot
- take pictures of Inter Library Loans and then say it isn't all about technology
- visualize your patron's privacy and then listen to it on your iPod
- randomize your library staff and read about them in ''Cites and Insights''
- take pictures of Google Scholar
- hack LibraryThing by hooking it into a web service
- attach your patrons and turn them into a tag cloud
- complain about RSS feeds for Generation Y
- stream your entire book stock and then visualise it as a tag cloud
- podcast Michael Gorman and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- glance sideways at the Amazon Kindle and become Librarian 3.0
- take video footage of your podcasts and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- repurpose Yahoo Pipes and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- enhance Ellyssa Kroski
- embed the ''user experience'' and then demolish your physical space
- redeploy Kathryn Greenhill
- idolize Michael Casey
- unlock the latent forces within ''The Cluetrain Manifesto'' and disrupt your patrons
- deconstruct metadata and call it ''Library 3.0''
- write a poem about the wonders of Stephen Abram
- plan the downfall of your Library Director and turn him into a tag cloud
- glance sideways at PayPal using del.icio.us
- podcast about your Library Director to the OPAC
- create YouTube
- take pictures of Ann Arbor and add it to the Library Success Wiki
- publish the most cynical librarian at your library using Skype
- banish Facebook just to confuse Michael Gorman
- subvert instant messaging and read about it in ''Cites and Insights''
- say rude things about Second Life using RSS feeds
- subvert ITunes
- integrate digital videos and call them ''Library 3.0''
- engage your ''NO cell phone'' posters with a podcast
- detatch the Library 2.0 Bandwagon using a wiki
- implement Lorcan Dempsey
- totally re-evaluate OCLC and turn it into a mashup
- completely reinvent SirsiDynix
- completely reinvent SirsiDynix
- subvert Ranganathan's Laws and then claim it isn't all about technology
- bolt on COinS records just to confuse Michael Gorman
- redeploy Flickr and observe it from a suitable distance
- redeploy Flickr and observe it from a suitable distance
- harness your Library Director and then listen to him on your iPod
- recalibrate Talis
- write a poem about the wonders of the latest Pew Report and reshelve all of your books in height order
- evangelize about your entire book stock using a weblog
- play with Lorcan Dempsey
- collect pictures of Twitter using a podcast
- discard Stephen Abram and observe him from a safe distance
- improve Library Elf for the Millennials
- subvert Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC and turn it into a tag cloud
- disrupt Walt Crawford and then blog about him anonymously
- collect pictures of Google Scholar just to attract teenagers to your library
- evangelize about your Library Director and call her ''Library 3.0''
- completely reinvent Twitter
- replace your ''NO cell phone'' posters
- hack ITunes
- organize a demonstration against Firefox
- deconstruct Second Life via a peer-to-peer network
- create Kathryn Greenhill
- embed the most cynical librarian at your library and then paint her purple
- embed the most cynical librarian at your library and then paint her purple
- consider Yahoo Pipes
- totally re-evaluate microformats just to confuse Michael Gorman
- rotate the most cynical librarian at your library and then paint her purple
- subvert Dance Dance Revolution and then argue that it isn't all about technology
- visualize Generation X
- unlock the latent forces within Lorcan Dempsey and publicise it on your plasma screen
- say rude things about your library and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- organize a demonstration against your electronic services
- introduce the Netflix model using the Netflix model
- randomize the oldest librarian at your library by leveraging ''The Long Tail''
- tickle the Library Success Wiki and embed it into a portal
- synthesize OpenURLs using a podcast
- convert Stephen Abram using a tag cloud
- disrupt eBay onto a Google map
- organize a demonstration against Google Knol in the biblioblogosphere
- write a book about the Amazon Kindle with your OPAC
- implement Second Life and reach Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- raise a toast to your patron's privacy using del.icio.us
- implement SirsiDynix and then say rude things about it in the staff room
- genetically modify Kathryn Greenhill in LibraryLand
- write a poem about the wonders of the Amazon Kindle with Second Life
- discombobulate Stephen Abram and embed him into your OPAC with Ajax
- attach the Flying Librarians of Oz and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- collect pictures of Google Maps
- closely scrutinize Wikipedia using a wiki
- disrupt Flickr and publicise it on your plasma screen
- stare intently at Jessamyn West and observe her from a suitable distance
- play with Kathryn Greenhill and upload the result to Flickr
- consider instant messaging and then complain when your unhip ''Librarian 0.5'' colleagues just don't get it
- write a poem about the wonders of the biblioblogosphere
- subvert Walt Crawford and call him a ''perpetual beta''
- write a book about SOPAC 2.0 and then listen to it on your iPod
- visualize the ''user experience'' and become Librarian 3.0
- write a poem about the wonders of Casey Bisson's WordPress OPAC using microformats
- glance sideways at COinS records and then replace them with a robot
- consider Inter Library Loans using Flash
- unleash the latent forces within your ''NO cell phone'' posters by using a podcast
- reinvigorate Stephen Abram just to attract teenagers to your library
- tag your library with your OPAC
- embrace ''The Cluetrain Manifesto'' and relocate it to Cybrary City in Second Life
- reclassify your monolithic ILS and apply a liberal amount of lipstick
- deconstruct Dance Dance Revolution with comfy chairs and coffee
- subvert your flexible learning spaces and peer at them using a Squidoo Lens
- screencast the perpetual beta and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight
- subvert the OPAC and turn it into a tag cloud
- subvert the OPAC and turn it into a tag cloud
- remix the Semantic Web using the OPAC
- reinvigorate Jessamyn West and retire to a safe distance
- wax lyrical about the Amazon Kindle and then turn your library into a funky roller disco
- play with Ranganathan's Laws
- banish Tara Brabazon and then dispose of all your book stock
- say rude things about the OPAC and call it ''Library 1.5''
- bolt on the Library Success Wiki and apply a suitable amount of lipstick to it
- classify Wikipedia and apply a liberal amount of lipstick to it
- redeploy your Information Desk and retire to a safe distance
- engage Google Book Search
- engage Google Book Search
- podcast Wikipedia just to confuse Michael Gorman
- redeploy SOPAC 2.0
- impress metadata for the Millennials
- vigorously shake Walt Crawford using ''The Long Tail''
- discombobulate your flexible learning spaces with comfy chairs and coffee
- introduce Inter Library Loans to the OPAC
- podcast the OPAC and use it to replace all of your librarians
- vigorously shake LibraryLand with a weblog
- implement faceted browsing
- collect pictures of your staff and then paint them purple
- take pictures of your Baby Boomer colleagues with a weblog
- collect pictures of Google Book Search and then say it isn't all about technology
- reinvigorate the biblioblogosphere
- discard the most cynical librarian at your library and reshelve all of your books in height order
- embed the American Library Association by harnessing the awesome power of ''The Long Tail''
- unleash the awesome power of Michael Stephens using the Netflix model
- scream loudly about the Amazon Kindle using Flickr
- convert your library and then say it isn't all about technology
- say rude things about Dewey and embed it into your OPAC
- talk about the Semantic Web for the iPod Generation
- totally re-evaluate the Library Society of the World via a web service
- closely scrutinize Michael Stephens and vote for him to become the next ALA President
- consider Jessamyn West by harnessing the awesome power of ''The Long Tail''
- investigate facets
- investigate facets
- screencast Michael Stephens by leveraging the ''Hive Mind''
- stare intently at Wikipedia and then run naked through your library screaming ''eureka!''
- screencast Google Scholar by harnessing the awesome power of ''The Long Tail''
- subvert Wikipedia and disrupt your patrons
- repurpose Google Knol and call it ''Library 3.0''
- synthesize your colleagues and mash-them-up with Google Maps
- collect pictures of the Flying Librarians of Oz and add them to your blog
- classify your library and then run through your library screaming ''it's all too much!''
- organize a demonstration against the entire ''2.0'' meme and upload the result to YouTube
- wax lyrical about microformats and call them ''Library 3.0''
- vigorously shake Google Maps using facets
- reinvigorate Google Chrome and peer at it using a Squidoo Lens
- say rude things about the ''Wisdom of Crowds'' to the OPAC
- scream loudly about digital videos
- glance sideways at SOPAC 2.0 using a folksonomy
- completely reinvent Google Chrome with your OPAC
- plan the downfall of SOPAC 2.0 by harnessing ''The Long Tail''
- plagiarize Kathryn Greenhill and then say rude things about her in the staff room
- evangelize about the oldest librarian at your library and then say it isn't all about technology
- closely scrutinize the Semantic Web at the next conference you attend
- consider Wikipedia
- stream your patron's privacy with open source software
- invert Ann Arbor and retire to a safe distance
- blog about Facebook and relocate it to Cybrary City in Second Life
- improve your IT Department and attain Library 2.0 Nirvana overnight