Guest posts should:

• Reflect the topics covered on this blog.
• Be relevant to readers of the blog.

If you would like to write a guest blog post please contact Brian Kelly, the author of this blog. Note that submission of a guest blog post is subject to the following conditions:

• Guest posts must cover the agreed topic area.
• The editor reserves the right to make minor changes.
• Significant changes to the content will be discussed with the contributor.
• The editor reserves the right not to publish a guest post.

The following guest posts have been published:

• Guest Post: Opening up University Space online using Google Street View, Edward Miller, 6 March 2013

• Reflections on Open Access Week 2012 at the University of Oxford, Catherine Dockerty and Juliet Ralph, 4 December 2012
• Social Media Analytics for R&D: a Catalan Vision, Xavier Lasauca i Cisa, 5 November 2012
• SEO Analysis of Enlighten, the University of Glasgow Institutional Repository, William Nixon, 25 October 2012.
• SEO Analysis of LSE Research Online, Natalia Madjarevic, 24 October 2012
• SEO Analysis of WRAP, the Warwick University Repository, Yvonne Budden, 23 October 2012
• Further Evidence of Use of Social Networks in the UK Higher Education Sector, Craig Russell, 6 June 2012
• Syndicated Post: The Commons Touch, Steve Wheeler, 7 April 2012
• Openly Commercial, Joscelyn Upendran, 6 April 2012
• Opening Up Events – The GEII Event Amplification Toolkit, Kirsty Pitkin, 5 April 2012
• Professional Development Using Open Content, Marieke Guy, 4 April 2012
• Librarians meet Wikipedians: collaboration not competition!, Simon Bains, 3 April 2012
• Being Openly Selfish and Making “OER” Work for You, James Burke, 2 April 2012
• Open Access to Science for Everyone, Ross Mounce, 30 March 2012

• How can universities ensure that they dispose of their unwanted IT equipment in a green and socially responsible way? by Anja ffrench, 26 December 2011
• Web archives: more useful than just a ‘historical snapshot’ by Maureen Pennock, 7 September 2011
• Event Report: Metrics and Social Web Services Workshop by Kirsty Pitkin, 18 July 2011

• iTunes U: an Institutional Perspective by Jeremy Speller, 25 October 2010

• Blogs At Imperial College by Jenny Evans, 2 October 2009

• Web 2.0 At The National Library of Wales by Paul Bevan, 7 November 2008
• Library 2.0 at the University of Wolverhampton by Jo Alcock, 1 October 2008
• You’ve Got A Friend by Hannah Hiles, 1 September 2008

• Blogging Masterclass at ILI 2007: A Perspective by Eddie Byrne, 4 November 2007
• The ILI 2007 Blog Masterclass by Penile Helholm, 2 November 2007
• The Blogging Librarian: Pragmatic, Connected and Visible by Michael Stephens, 1 October 2007
• Guest Blog Post: The Eternal Beta by Phil Wilson, 6 September 2007
• Web 2.0 and Sustainability by Ross Gardler, 5 September 2007
• The Web Community Discussion Group Session at IWMW 2007 by Debbie Nicholson, 4 September 2007
• Post Your Favourite IWMW 2007 Video Moments by Anthony Leonard, 3 September 2007
• Go Forth and Mash! by Mike Ellis, 1 July 2007
• Marketing Man Takes Off His Tie by Peter Reader, 6 June 2007
• The Promise of Information Architecture by Keith Doyle, 5 June 2007
• Social Participation for Student Recruitment by Paul Boag, 4 June 2007
• Let The Students Do The Talking by Alison Kerwin, 1 June 2007
• Webbed or Web Sceptic? You Decide! by Roddy MacLeod, 1 May 2007