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We're now managing the Scottish Child Law Centre's social media, including their tumblr which you can view here scottish-child-law-centre
This is a great blog to follow if you care about the development and state of the law in Scotland as relates to children and families.
Social Media and How Not to Ruin Your Life
Ronson’s NY Times articleover Justine Sacco’s tweets and the social media backlash she received draws attention to a recurring problem in the business world. The invention of Web 2.0 (that’s things like twitter, facebook etc) has irrevocably blurred the line between our work and private lives, having the unfortunate side effect of making us twenty four seven representatives of our companies.…
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Links and Images
This is a short lesson, just to get back into things.
To make a text link insert the following tags anywhere in the body of the page:
<a href=”http://simonsseagullphotographic.com/”>Simon’s Seagull Photographic</a>
Here I’ve used the url and name for Simon’s Seagull Photographic, a photo design company I work with, but obviously you’ll replace them with the name and url you actually want to be…
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Help the Scottish Child Law Centre pay for a professional information manager.
With nine days left and just over half the money raised even donating a pound helps.
Help the Scottish Child Law Centre pay for a professional information manager.
The Scottish Child Law Centre is the only free legal advice service for children and families in Scotland. Help us to help them provide these services. If everyone who saw this gave just one pound it would add up fast.
Help the Scottish Child Law Centre pay for a professional information manager.
We've got twenty three percent of the goal and thirty two days left. If everyone reading this would just give a pound that would help us get there so quickly, please donate.
Help the Scottish Child Law Centre pay for a professional information manager.
We've raised 23% of the goal so far! We're halfway through now so please keep spreading this!
Methodology for the Care of Sacred Texts in Public Libraries
I’ve been keeping these under my hat for a while because I didn’t want to say anything until they were published, but now they’ve gone live on CILIP I’m sharing them with you all:
“The UK is a diverse, cosmopolitan country with people of many faiths – and none. Public libraries are secular spaces, and, whilst providing sacred texts, books about faith and religion, and books reflecting…
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HTML: Headings, Lists and Comments.
Comments
Sometimes when creating code we’re going to want to leave notes for ourselves as reminders when we come back to edit it later. In order to make these notes visible only when looking at the code you’re going to want to use the comment tag <!– –>, which allows you to leave a comment that’s invisible outside of html view anywhere in the <body></body> of the text.
Your tags should look like…
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I'’ve been donating my time to the Scottish Child Law Centre for the last couple of years and now they’re trying to raise the money to pay me a salary so I can afford to spend more time there and get more work done for them. The Child Law Centre is the only provider of free legal advice to and about children and young people in Scotland and does very important work and I really want to be able to give them more of my time.
I have a twitter account now and am using the hashtag #LearnToCodeWithSiobhan for the coding project in case that makes it easier for anyone to follow the posts.
https://twitter.com/SiobhanBIM
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The Scottish Child Law Centre
I’ve been donating my time to the Scottish Child Law Centre for the last couple of years and now they’re trying to raise the money to pay me a salary so I can afford to spend more time there and get more work done for them. The Child Law Centre is the only provider of free legal advice to and about children and young people in Scotland and does very important work and I really want to be able to…
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Learn to Code with Siobhan: HTML basics
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I’m starting with HTML because even though a lot of people say its too easy to bother with and that you don’t need it I found that learning the concepts behind how it works, not just that typing in x will get you y, will help you to understand the way that the more complicated languages like clojurebridge work when you come to them later (and of course if you want to build your own websites you…
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Learning to Code with Siobhan
Until relatively recently I stayed away from coding because I was convinced (without ever trying it) that it would be too difficult to learn. I’ve discovered that I’m completely wrong and that, with clear instructions, the less complicated languages are actually very easy to pick up and so I’ve decided to start writing up documentation in a series of how to’s for beginners. The later languages…
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Although the technology has changed, the message still remains the same: Use the (electronic) card catalog! Â
This guide for children was written by Carolyn Mott and Leo B. Baisden in 1937. Â Mott was a teacher-librarian and Baisden was the assistant superintendent of schools in Sacramento, California. Â
These two authors compiled a guide for children using the library which ranged in topics from “How to Open a New Book” to “How to make a Bibliography.”
This book includes a lot of useful information, quizzes at the end of each chapter, as well as plenty of kid-friendly illustrations. Â
And I promise we won’t look as exasperated as the librarian depicted here, no matter how many times we direct you to the electronic card catalog.  Happy to answer any questions!
-Kelly
Mott, Carolyn.  The children’s book on how to use books and libraries / Carolyn Mott and Leo B. Baisden.  Chicago : C. Scribner’s Sons, 1937.
Lately I've been working for Simon's Seagull Photographic and as well as their excellent stock photography they also have several print on demand product sites where you can buy their images on mug...
Very excited to be working with simons-seagull , managing their records, web archive and social media.
