Research Allies Two New Academic Librarians’ Perspectives on Outreach to Faculty Suzanne van den Hoogen & Lise Brin APLA May 2011
Dec 13, 2015
Research Allies Two New Academic Librarians’ Perspectives
on Outreach to Faculty Suzanne van den Hoogen & Lise Brin
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Outline
Expectationso Graduate School and Beyond
Experienceso Personal & Professional
Outreach Effortso Challenges & Opportunities
Group Activityo Tell Us What You Think
Where Do We Go from Here?o Dismantling Past Perceptions
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“bibliographic instruction is a cover-up for the fact the library systems are too difficult to use, and that librarians should be concentrating on making access easier, thus doing away with the need for instruction entirely.”
(Herrington, V. 1998, discussed in Leckie, G., Fullerton, A. 1999)
“bibliographic instruction is a cover-up for the fact the library systems are too difficult to use, and that librarians should be concentrating on making access easier, thus doing away with the need for instruction entirely.”
(Herrington, V. 1998, discussed in Leckie, G., Fullerton, A. 1999)
Quote # 3a
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“bibliographic instruction is a waste of time, ineffective, unproven, and costly. He [Tom Eadie] suggested that academic librarians would be far better off putting their energies and budgets into enhanced reference services.”
(Leckie, G., Fullerton, A., 1999)
“bibliographic instruction is a waste of time, ineffective, unproven, and costly. He [Tom Eadie] suggested that academic librarians would be far better off putting their energies and budgets into enhanced reference services.”
(Leckie, G., Fullerton, A., 1999)
Quote #3b
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References
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