Today is turning into a very lucky day for me, because I was also going to write about the recent Talis whitepaper on Library 2.0, along with some context for what libraries should be starting to talk about in this area. However, Michael beat me to it on the ALA TechSource Blog. It's a great post, too, so click the link and go read it!

We just got a look at the evaluations from last week's Scholars in Residence program at Chicago Public Library, and I'm thrilled to say that the staff seems to think it went as well as Stephen, Michael, and I did! So a very public "thank you" to CPL for letting me be part of such a wonderful event!

After I came home and digested everything that had happened, I sent a couple of folks there an email with a few suggestions about some experiments they could try to start down the paths we'd discussed. I thought about posting a generic version of the list here, but David King has saved me the trouble. Thanks, David! :-)