Archive for November 30th, 2005
ALA Forum on Education for Librarianship
ALA President Michael Gorman will be sponsoring a “Forum on Education for Librarianship” at Midwinter. From the Midwinter catalog of events: Forum on Education for Librarianship Friday, January 20, 2006, 1:00 -5:30 pm Location TBD ALA President Michael Gorman invites library practitioners, educators and students to participate in a half-day forum to explore the big [...]
Posted: 30 November, 2005 in Top Issues.
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Twisting in Hot Air
Some news out there that is troubling for anyone concerned about intellectual freedom. The University of San Francisco Law Review edited out a section of an archived article when one of the parties in a lawsuit discussed in the article threatened to sue. The publisher couldn’t afford to go to court. The author couldn’t either. [...]
Posted: 30 November, 2005 in Information Ethics, Scholarly Communications.
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Ilene Rockman
This is very sad news and a real loss for all of us involved in information literacy.
Posted: 30 November, 2005 in Libraries and Learning.
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ACRL/Harvard 2006
ACRL has opened registration for the ACRL/Harvard Leadership Institute 2006. Reviews of earlier Harvard programs have been strong, and this year’s program again promises participants the opportunity to explore their own leadership style and to critically evaluate how well-positioned their home institutions are to meet future challenges. There are a variety of leadership development initiatives [...]
Posted: 30 November, 2005 in ACRL News, Professional Development.
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