No Librarians Allowed

We begin by talking about the surprises of digital literacy instruction (hint: it's not about the technology!), then laugh our way through printing the internet, the joys of learning sound editing, and Zach Effron sound artistry.

We catch up with Victoria, reflecting on her year of projects supporting Business students, her thoughts on libraries and capitalism, potential for machine learning in information services, and uses for video games beyond entertainment.

We kick off with reading a love letter to Canadian libraries, discuss the NMC Horizon Report on learning in public schools, the role of technology in social issues, and trip out on Seymour Papert's programming language as well as his ideas about how children construct their learning.

Episode 6 - Innovation, Maintenance, Data Feminism and Digital Storytelling by No Librarians Allowed

In this episode, Carla and I discuss recent events related to the #MeToo movement, bias in algorithms, and critical digital literacy.

Our interview with Tanya Ball about Indigenous librarianship, technology, and the value of relationships.

Our conversation with Sam Popowich about his chapter in the 2018 book The Politics of Theory and the Practice of Critical Librarianship, as well as reflections on labour, time, and politics of libraries. For links to works referenced in this episode, go to our website: https://nolibrariansallowed.com/2018/04/01/episode3/

We sit down with designer, architect and humanist, Greg Whistance-Smith to reflect on the use of augmented reality in libraries and learning organizations.

Pilot of No Librarians Allowed podcast about technology in libraries.