Librarians are curious people. We like to skim magazines and books, we like to surf the Web and we have some interest in a lot of topics. A former co-worker used to say that librarians are “trivial” in that we are always picking up trivia — a definite asset when one needs to keep current in their profession.

I was familiar with blogs, wikis and social software before I wrote “The Many Hats of a Law Librarian: Part 3.”

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