Author: Kenley Neufeld

  • Ubuntu Rising on Two Dells

    Image via Wikipedia In all it took about 6-hours to install Ubuntu on its own partition on my two Dell laptops and most of that time was unattended while running defrag on the Windows machines. The process is simple and I find the speed and power of the Ubuntu system to far outweigh my Windows…

  • Video of Reference Desk Toolkit

    Recorded with my Flip MinoHD camera, but only captured first 23-minutes because I had recorded the first presenter. Reference Desk Toolkit from Kenley Neufeld on Vimeo.

  • Reference Desk Toolkit

    I’ve been invited to a presentation on reference desk tools at Mt. San Antonio College on Friday, April 17. The moderated panel presentation is sponsored by CARLDIG-South and I will be sharing the stage with Michelle Jacobs of UCLA and Amy Wallace of CSU Channel Islands. If I remember to video or audio my talk,…

  • MacBook Pro – I Will Not Gush.

    Image via Wikipedia I will not gush. I will not gush. Though I’ve been a Mac user for 15-years at work, this is the first Mac that I’ve purchased personally. It is hard to believe that this move has finally happened. When I noticed our family Dell laptop starting to lose life, and I’d been…

  • Cultivating Music in 2009

    The last two months have  been a boon for my musical collection. Typically I purchase quite a bit of music in a year, but for some reason I have added twelve new pieces to my collection in the last two months and I’d like to share my thoughts on 11 of those releases. In addition…

  • Top 10 iPhone Apps for Librarians

    I started writing this post on my iPhone, using the WordPress app; all the pictures were taken and uploaded from my iPhone. Since I’ve been using the iPhone (had a 1st generation and now 3G), I have been thrilled with the development of applications and it is easy to just start downloading anything and everything…

  • Twitter Dominated ALA Midwinter

    The predominant player at ALA Midwinter Meeting, at least from my personal angle, was Twitter. Though I have been using Twitter for two years, I continue to find more useful applications for this free tool. It does seem that Twitter is reaching a more critical mass, based on the meeting tag (#alamw09) activity, and so…