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Tag Archives: Notes from the Trenches
Notes from the Trenches
The ALAO Mentoring Program: In Our Own Words NOTE: We recognize that the mentoring program is a personal experience and for many mentoring relationships to succeed, confidentiality is a critical component. We are choosing to share our experience because we … Continue reading
Notes from the Trenches
3C GIS Day 2020: An Obstacle Turned Opportunity Many institutions and libraries have been suffering as a result of the pandemic. Health and safety concerns have made it difficult, among other things, to continue offering and supporting conferences and events … Continue reading
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COVID 19’s Struggle Bus: How I Manage to Disembark Occasionally Over the past year, I’ve been hearing from people both inside and outside the academic world about feeling stuck on the dreaded struggle bus. Realistically speaking, this is no surprise. … Continue reading
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[Field Notes]: Website Working Group, 2020 Virtual Conference ______________________________________________________________ I. In some respects, reflecting upon the efforts of the Website Working Group under the rubric of “Notes for the Trenches” simplifies the challenge of identifying an applicable and productive metaphorical … Continue reading
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Card Catalogs Embark on a New Career Technology in libraries may have changed, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t new uses for old items. This fall, Centennial Library at Cedarville University unveiled book display furniture featuring repurposed wooden card … Continue reading
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Teaching with Empathy Beyond a Pandemic Librarianship, at its heart, is a service profession. All librarians and library staff strive to serve our patrons with compassion and empathy, regardless of our areas of expertise or work responsibilities. During times of … Continue reading
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Sometimes there isn’t time to visit other libraries or meet other librarians—but then a chance presents itself. Three Dayton area libraries saw an opportunity to visit one another as a way to introduce new (and veteran) librarians to nearby academic … Continue reading
Notes from the Trenches: Leaving Ohio, but Staying Connected
What a ride academic year 2018-19 was for me. I left Ohio for a visiting librarian role in Maryland, yet felt more connected to ALAO than ever. My membership in ALAO has provided networking, mentorship, and professional development during major … Continue reading
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Teaching and learning human anatomy using a 3-dimensional computer graphics learning tool: Considerations and benefits Authors: Jacobsen, A. L., Miami University, Social Sciences Librarian and McMurray, M. S., Miami University, Department of Psychology Given recent trends in budgeting, academic libraries … Continue reading
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Consultants get paid a great deal of money to tell organizations (including libraries) what their customers want and need, but sometimes it’s cheaper and more effective to ask them yourself. Here at the Business, Engineering, Science, and Technology Library (BEST) … Continue reading
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