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Q & A: a Onetime Librarian Talks About the ‘Unconference’ Movement
Michelle Boule talks about her new book Mob Rule Learning: Camps, Unconferences, and Trashing the Talking Head with Wired Campus in Q & A: a Onetime Librarian Talks About the ‘Unconference’ Movement.
“I was at a point in my career where I learned that red tape and bureaucracy aren’t always what get things done. So I got involved in the more subversive side of my profession—attending unconference-type events and finding different learning opportunities for librarians. These opportunities weren’t created by professional organizations but were created by librarians for other librarians to help us on the front lines. After attending and planning a couple of unconferences, I realized there wasn’t much information out there about them, especially in paper format.”
Congrats Michelle!!
