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Supporting the Data is supporting the users
Becky Hines, our medical librarian colleague expanded on an idea we shared over coffee in her blog TheScreenIsFlat.org,
Are we are still trying to control the data and expecting users to utilize data in the ways in which we have organized? I’m not suggested that Librarians get out of the game of offering expertise in the [...]
It’s not all fun and games, but it can be
Our librarian colleague Becky Hines has shown that librarians do have a sense of humor. Ann and I both knew this, its fun to be able to share it.
Her Twelve step program starts with the reason we’re all here:
1. We admitted we were powerless of our information needs and that our lives had become unmanageable.
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