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HQ of an Aspiring Author
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07/26/2009 Leave a comment
This was hand-crafted in JFK on Saturday, but the WiFi in my wing did not work so well. Here we go!
So Friday was our poster session, which we did in the style of a conference poster session. Lots of topics, lots of people passing through with passing curiosity. Our main focus was to tackle a topic that is contentious for librarians – there are plenty of controversies on which librarians agree for the most part, after all. You can find Harry Potter on the shelves, right?
Our poster began as a search into controversial forms of funding libraries. After all, the American Library Association is against charging fees of any kind – to the point of being against overdue fines. Charging for services discriminates against those who cannot pay, and discourages those who can. Or so goes the argument. So what did we find? Read more of this post
07/23/2009 Leave a comment
Today we talked about library physical space and event programming; professional organizations, ethics, and professionalism; and of course about our poster project. The poster project is done (yay) and really, the lesson of everything, even wider than anything the professional organizations might say, is the basic theory of library science: Ranganathan’s “Five Laws of Library Science:” Read more of this post
07/20/2009 1 Comment
I suppose I should probably introduce what’s going on here, for anyone who isn’t doing this all along with me. Read more of this post