This website serves as my personal hub for organizing, storing, and quickly accessing resources that I use on a regular basis. Rather than searching through bookmarks, files, emails, or multiple websites, I use this space as a centralized content management system where useful information can be collected, organized, and returned to when needed.
The site is built around the same concept as a LibGuide, a curated webpage designed to bring relevant resources, research materials, tools, links, and information together in one accessible location. The content management systems are commonly used by librarians to create subject, course, research, and topic guides; support information literacy and instruction; organize databases and online resources; and manage library websites and other shared information spaces.
For me, this site is both a resource guide and a working knowledge base. It allows me to organize frequently used professional, educational, library, technology, and research resources in a way that makes sense to me and makes important information easier to find when I need it.
In short, this is more than a collection of links. It is an evolving, organized space for the information, tools, and resources that support my work, learning, and professional practice.