Archive for July, 2011
Is It Just Me Or Does It Seem Like Some Startup Is Always Stealing Our Great Ideas
Social networking and media are attractive tools for academic librarians. While we are still looking for the killer application for an academic library, our experiments and efforts to leverage social media to connect with students are worth pursuing and occasionally produce good results. There is evidence that having a presence in Facebook, Twitter and YouTube [...]
Posted: 6 July, 2011 in Teaching, Technology Issues.
Tags: embedded_librarians, piazza, social_networking
Comments: 1
Our Non-MLS Director is Great! Compared to What?
One of the programs I attended at the ALA Conference in New Orleans was titled “Hiring Non-MLS Librarians: Trends and Training Implications.” The first panelist shared some research findings from a survey in which library directors were asked about the positions in their libraries that they believed did or did not require an MLS. The [...]
Posted: 4 July, 2011 in Uncategorized.
Comments: 7
