Archive for April, 2010
Humility Is A Form Of Presence Too
Management and leadership issues, while of interest to a good many academic librarians, are just one of many topics we cover here at ACRLog. We do so mostly when it applies to some issue of the day or a debate within higher education. In the past we’ve talked about being an “involved library administrator“, creating [...]
Posted by StevenB on April 27th, 2010 under Administration/Leadership.
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Envisioning the Academy’s Digital Future
Earlier this week I was lucky enough to attend a fantastic symposium: The Digital University: Power Relations, Publishing, Authority and Community in the 21st Century Academy, held at the CUNY Graduate Center here in New York City. The day was chock full of presentations and conversations on the implications of digital technologies on teaching, [...]
Posted by Maura Smale on April 23rd, 2010 under Conference Blogging, Faculty, Open Access, Scholarly Communications.
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Ways To Engage With ACRL
Editor’s Note: ACRLog is hosting a team of ALA Emerging Leaders. Each month one of our Emerging Leaders will contribute a guest post, and each will focus on some aspect of gearing up for the ALA Annual Conference in Washington, DC. Next up in the series is a personal reflection on ACRL 101 from Hui-Fen [...]
Posted by StevenB on April 20th, 2010 under ACRLog News.
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Breakfast of Librarians
I feel guilty that I haven’t posted in a while. Weekly deadlines for Library Journal columns have kept me hopping. I should take notes on how Steven Bell manages his deadlines. He’s the ultimate kept-up librarian.
But I thought I’d share something fun we’ve been doing this spring at my library – we started a [...]
Posted by Barbara Fister on April 18th, 2010 under Professional Development.
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Designing A Library For Learning
We would all agree that learning takes place in an academic library – and other library buildings too. When members of the user community are at our libraries using a computer to find information it can result in learning. When student groups prepare for an assignment in a library study room it can facilitate learning. [...]
Posted by StevenB on April 13th, 2010 under Books, Libraries and Learning.
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