[From O'Hare on my way to ALA in Anaheim:] Roy just posted Current Cites for June 2008. I wrote up an article by Erica Reynolds called "The Secret to Patron-Centered Web Design: Cheap, Easy, and Powerful Usability Techniques" which appeared in this month's Computers In Libraries. You can find the issue here...
Current Cites for March 2008 is out! I posted on an article in this month's Online called "The New Rules of Web Design". You can find the issue here...
Okay, the latest edition of Current Cites is out the door. I've got a cite on the tag-tussle concerning IE8. Unfortunately I wrote the thing up before the most recent decision by MS to go with "standards-mode" as default. (An update is on the way.)
In any case, you can see the issue here...
Current Cites for December 2007 is out! I even managed to put something in myself this month -- an interesting article by Ben Shneiderman on the promise of "creativity support tools". You can see the issue here...
Current Cites for November 2007 is out! Again I wimped out due to all my time being monopolized by Project X. That said, you can find the issue here...
Current Cites for October 2007 is out! I'm ashamed to say that my colleagues had to put the thing together without my participation this month -- probably the first time this has happened for more than a year. Yes, my outside web project is sucking up all the available air from my schedule. My non-participation non-withstanding, they put out a pretty good product. You can find the issue here...
Current Cites for September 2007 is out! You can find the issue here...
Current Cites for August 2007 is out! For some reason, the WebJunction people are having problems sending it out as email to all the subscribers. It's available online however and you can find the issue here...
Okay, Current Cites for July 2007 is out the door! I've got 4 citations this time round (and could've added a fifth and sixth). You can find the issue here...
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