Here’s a cute poster that makes a point for students and end users alike.
It might make a good educational placard to set up near public stations and the like in your library.
From Laughing Squid.
Stephen
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That depends on how your patrons feel about all those rude passwords, I suppose.
Kate Bingham-Burt did this work (http://katebingamanburt.com/). She used to be at MSU, and her stuff is wonderful in general. Her current project is drawing one item she purchases every day–it’s addictive, and there’s a new book of her drawings called Obsessive Consumption out. Great stuff.