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do you have any words of advice?

a library student intern from ucla recently asked me if i had any words of advice for someone young in the profession. i told her that the wisest thing i could advise her to do was to be considerate to … Continue reading

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books on electronic resource management

Here’s a mini-bibliography of monographs published on the subject of electronic resource management. Happy reading! If you know of one that I’ve left off the list, please leave a comment with the info. 2009. Jones, Wayne (ed.). E-journals Access and … Continue reading

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Standards are people!

Q: Who writes the standards? A: You do! This was my take-away message from the recent conference of the American Library Association.  The library world likes standardization, or formalizing the best way to exchange bits of information.  I attended quite … Continue reading

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stepping back for a moment to take a breath

there’s been a lot of emphasis lately on communicating with library patrons by using social technologies like blogs, wikis, and rss. i am all for exploring new communication styles with our patrons, especially if they employ technology (geek alert). one … Continue reading

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