For my virtual symposium, I wanted to try to mix something hand-drawn with something hyperlinked and online, so I decided to illustrate some main points and have them be hyperlinks to my blog posts or other articles. I thought it would be a good exercise to write out use my hands to connect to all of the great things we learned this semester. I chose to link to things or posts from my blog that I felt showed what I learned this semester, was the most interested in, or really connected with. I definitely had some formatting issues (I even switched Themes to make it look better), I hope it’s clear what a good time I had this semester and what I learned.
The Hyperlinked Library is
We can create hyperlinked communities, and must ask ourselves
Are libraries containers? What about books and other materials – what do they contain?
Should libraries promote content creation?
There are multiple literacies!
In the end, the Hyperlinked Library is one
Hyperlinked Lisa Librarian 
Lisa, this is so beautiful. I love that you combined the physical and hyperlinked “worlds.” This project is so imaginative, thoughtful, thought provoking, and inspirational. So cool.
Aw, thanks @kmrranzolin! I appreciate it. It was fun to do, kind of like all the assignments in this class!
Nice to see your artistic side. I agree and would emphasize that not just publishing but creating has changed and become more mainstream. People need a place to develop their creativity and the library is well positioned to support those endeavors.
Personal artwork is always meaningful to me. I think this symposium post is lovely. Your poetry and art sum up your #hyperlib experience in unique way. I’d like that last section on a T-Shirt. Gorgeous.
Thanks @michael! It was fun to make too!
I was instantly drawn to your images. Love the story that you tell here and the use of handmade elements.
This is absolutely gorgeous!
Super cute, whimsical and thoughtful. I loved your creativity and how you linked the off-line world with the hyper-linked world 🙂
Great illustration! It’s so creative, too. Thank you for sharing 🙂