Archive for the tag "future"
Research Librarianship in Crisis: Mediate When, Where, and How?
This month’s post in our series of guest academic librarian bloggers is by Bohyun Kim, Digital Access Librarian, Florida International University Medical Library. She blogs at Library Hat. The talk about the crisis of librarianship is nothing new. Most recently, back in May, Seth Godin, a marketing guru, has written on his blog a post [...]
Posted: 1 August, 2011 in Libraries and Learning, Public Services, Research Issues, Teaching.
Tags: future, instruction, mediation, reference, research libraries
Comments: 8
Librarianship: As We May Evolve
This month’s post in our series of guest academic librarian bloggers is from Debra Kolah, head of the User Experience (UX) Office at Fondren Library, Rice University in Houston, Texas. She also blogs at the Effervescent Librarian. A 1947 film located in the online Wayback Archive, The Librarian, urges young people to become librarians, and [...]
Posted: 1 February, 2011 in Librarians in Film, library careers, Technology Issues.
Tags: changing roles, digital scholarship, escience, future, information science
Comments: 4
Browsing, Searching and Finding
January always brings lots of discussion about the future, and probably even more so this year now that we’re a decade into the second millennium. Collections are central in much talk about the future of academic libraries, which naturally leads me to thoughts about browsing. I have a confession to make: I don’t browse through [...]
Posted: 14 January, 2010 in Books, Just Thinking.
Tags: browsing, discovery, Faculty, future, students
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