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Chronicles of a Library School Student: In case you were wondering what happened to me...
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Chronicles of a Library School Student. Librarians are almost always very helpful and often almost absurdly knowledgeable. Their skills are probably very underestimated and largely underemployed." Charles Medawar. In case you were wondering what happened to me. About the Library Student. Elizabeth is a single girl blogging her way through life, sharing recipes, adventures, and pictures along the way. She is a solo librarian, loves books, cats, and spends an unhealthy amount of time on Twitter.
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Deposits, Deductions, and Deals | The Saved Quarter
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Making the Most of Meager Means. Laquo; Clothing Kids Close to Free. Scratch vs. Store Bought: Popcorn. Deposits, Deductions, and Deals. 03/17/2010 by Penny Saver. So there is good news, there is bad news, and there is a good deal on a movie and frozen food, in that order! I am depositing $119.50 into the e-fund! 1 found on the ground at Costco. 3 rebate from Rite Aid$115.50 from mystery shop payments. I had to replace my car’s tires and that knocked out $340.00. Ouch! B At Safeway, you get $10 in Kohl&#...
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The Librarian in Black Goes on a Rant | Library Girl
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Conquering the world…one book at a time. So You Want to be a Systems Librarian. Larr; Are Systems Librarians “Toast”? The Librarian in Black Goes on a Rant. Posted by Mandi Kaye. Posted on October 18, 2011, in Information. Larr; Are Systems Librarians “Toast”? October 18, 2011 at 8:30 pm. Wow That was quite a rant. 😀. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email...
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Wake County Public Libraries: A Marketing Critique | Library Girl
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Conquering the world…one book at a time. So You Want to be a Systems Librarian. Larr; The Trouble with Tagging. Barriers to Internal Collaboration →. Wake County Public Libraries: A Marketing Critique. Posted by Mandi Kaye. Wake County Public Libraries. Located in Wake County, North Carolina, has definitely attempted to embrace the idea of social media. They have a very definite online presence via Facebook. Found on their website.
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LIBR 246: Project Proposal (draft) | Library Girl
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Conquering the world…one book at a time. So You Want to be a Systems Librarian. Larr; How-to: Create a WordPress Blog and a Post. LIBR 246: Project Proposal (draft). Posted by Mandi Kaye. Our group, Liz Graham, Amanda Ottaway, and Carolyn Tucey, would like to implement an intranet, specifically MS SharePoint, in an academic library. SharePoint will increase productivity by empowering employees through the use of real-time access to...
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The Trouble with Tagging | Library Girl
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Conquering the world…one book at a time. So You Want to be a Systems Librarian. Larr; Reaching Out to Students. Wake County Public Libraries: A Marketing Critique →. The Trouble with Tagging. Posted by Mandi Kaye. Tagging content is a very useful tool so that you can keep information organized and easily find it later. I use a form of tagging in my email – Google calls these tags “labels.” I love it! Larr; Reaching Out to Students.
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Is Yahoo! Answers a Threat? | Library Girl
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Conquering the world…one book at a time. So You Want to be a Systems Librarian. Larr; The Librarian in Black Goes on a Rant. Challenges to Building Community →. Posted by Mandi Kaye. At first glance, it does seem that collaborative answers web sites like Yahoo! I have used Yahoo! When a user is looking for actual, serious information – these just aren’t sources you would turn to. These sources can often provide wisd...Leave a Reply...
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Barriers to Internal Collaboration | Library Girl
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Conquering the world…one book at a time. So You Want to be a Systems Librarian. Larr; Wake County Public Libraries: A Marketing Critique. Are Systems Librarians “Toast”? Barriers to Internal Collaboration. Posted by Mandi Kaye. Here are a few of the barriers to effective collaboration that I see on a near daily basis:. Your co-workers are less tech savvy than you are. Lack of Information and Communication. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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The End? | What's So Funny About Unemployment?
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What's So Funny About Unemployment? A funny little unemployment blog for your (un) enjoyment. It’s been a long time since I posted here at WSFAU, for a variety of reasons. Such as: Last January, I was very sick. As in, the ER doctor told me I could have died. Thankfully, I didn’t die. But I did spend a week in the hospital. And I’ve had to see doctors and take drugs and lab tests regularly ever since then. But I feel much, much better now, thanks. Last month, I started another blog. Click to share on Red...
