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Robert J. Lackie, Professor - Librarian
Selected as the 2004 New Jersey Librarian of the Year
Recipient of the 2004 Rider University Award for Distinguished Teaching
Presented with the American Library Association's 2006 Ken Haycock Award for Promoting Librarianship
Selected for inclusion in recent editions of Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Education, and Who’s Who in the World

Selected online materials (blogs, wikis, publications, and presentations) by Robert J. Lackie:

• Bromberg, Peter, Janie Hermann, Karen J. Klapperstuck, Robert J. Lackie, Marie Radford, Tony Badillo, April Bunn, Amy J. Kearns, Emily Knox, Cynthia Lambert, John LeMasney, & Tyler Rousseau. "Library Garden : An Ongoing Conversation among Librarians with Differing Perspectives." 4,966 blog subscribers as of Sept. 2009 . Google's Blogger (Mar. 2006 - Sept. 2009): <http://librarygarden.blogspot.com/> and WordPress (Sept. 2009-- ): <http://librarygarden.net>. (team blog)

• Lackie, Robert J. “Infomaniac-At-Large: Postings and Personal Favorites of Associate Professor-Librarian Robert J. Lackie at Rider University Libraries, Lawrenceville, NJ." (blog). Ask.com's Bloglines (2006-- ).

• Klapperstuck, Karen J., Robert J. Lackie. “Cool Tools for Content Creation: More Than Blogs or Wikis.”(cover article). MultiMedia & Internet@Schools: The Media and Technology Specialists’ Guide to Electronic Tools and Resources for K-12 Education 16.2 (2009): 12-15. Note: An HTML full text version of the article is available via the MMISchools.com Website.

• Lackie, Robert J. Those Dark Hiding Places: The Invisible Web Revealed (PDF of Website). 29 May 2001. Rider University Libraries. Final revision: May 20, 2009 (Note: Site received Bangkok Post's “Internet Site of the Week” Award on Feb. 16, 2005; USA Today's “Hot Site” Award on June 11, 2001; and initial inclusion in the award-winning Web directories Librarians' Internet Index on July 5, 2001 and RefDesk on June 12, 2001).

• Lackie, Robert J. Sci-Math World (PDF of Website). 1 July 2000. Rider University Libraries. Final revision: July 30, 2008 (Note: Site received initial inclusion in the Librarians’ Internet Index and RefDesk award-winning Web directories in Aug. 2001).

• Bromberg, Peter, Janie Hermann, Robert J. Lackie, Marie L. Radford, Amy J. Kearns, and Tyler Rousseau. “The Magical Mystery Tour: With the Bloggers of Library Garden." (wiki). PBwiki (2007).

• Lackie, Robert J., and Robert D. Terrio. “Mashups and Other New or Improved Collaborative Social Software Tools.” MultiMedia & Internet@Schools: The Media and Technology Specialists’ Guide to Electronic Tools and Resources for K-12 Education 14.4 (2007): 12-16. (PDF article). Note: A Google Docs Presentation on mashups is available here.

• Lackie, Robert J. “Web 2.0 and Its Technologies for Collaborative Library Communication.”(cover article). MultiMedia & Internet@Schools: The Media and Technology Specialists’ Guide to Electronic Tools and Resources for K-12 Education 13.6 (2006): 9-12. (PDF article). Note: An HTML full text version of the article is available via the MMISchools.com Website.

• Lackie, Robert J. “Social Networking Sites and Personal Information Search Engines.” Internet Librarian 2006: Collected Presentations, Monterey, CA, 23-25 Oct. 2006. Comp. Carol Nixon and Jennifer Burmood. Medford: Information Today, 2006. 147-52. (PDF article and Website).

• Lackie, Robert J. "The Changing Face of the Scholarly Web: Finding Free, Quality, Full-Text Articles, Books, and More!" MultiMedia & Internet@Schools: The Media and Technology Specialists' Guide to Electronic Tools and Resources for K-12 Education 13.4 (2006): 8-12. (PDF article). Note: An HTML full text version of the article is available via the MMISchools.com Website.

• Lackie, Robert J., and Robert J. Congleton. "Free and Fee-Based Online Science Resources for the K-12 Community." MultiMedia & Internet@Schools: The Media and Technology Specialists' Guide to Electronic Tools and Resources for K-12 11.6 (2004): 10-16. (PDF article). Note: An HTML full text version of the article is available via the MMISchools.com Website.
  
  
• Lackie, Robert J. "Internet@Schools: Finding Free Educational Resources for Teachers & Librarians." Internet Librarian 2004: Collected Presentations, Monterey, CA, 15-17 Nov. 2004. Comp. Carol Nixon and Jennifer Burmood. Medford: Information Today, 2004. 296-302. (PDF article and PowerPoint).

• Lackie, Robert J. "The Evolving 'Invisible Web': Tried-and-True Methods and New Developments for Locating the Web's Hidden Content." College & Undergraduate Libraries 10.2 (2003): 65-71. (PDF article).
  
  

• Lackie, Robert J. "Science and Math Web Resources for the Higher Education Community." Online: The Leading Magazine for Information Professionals 27.6 (2003): 35-39. (PDF article).