Entries Categorized as 'Libraries'

12 Theses on Libraries and Librarians

Date March 31, 2010

Benjamin Myers, a professor of Systematic Theology at Charles Sturt University’s School of Theology in Sydney, recently compiled twelve theses on libraries and librarians on his blog, Faith and Theology. I recommend his blog, a self-described forum for conversations about theology, books and culture.
Take a look at the theses (only 83 more are needed [...]

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The Triumph of Surrogacy: Why the Use of Surrogate Records in Bibliographic Indexing Births a Better Baby

Date March 5, 2010

It has been said, “There is no substitute for experience, but letting your wife do it is the next best thing.”1 This colloquialism expresses an idea that is more profound than an initial reading might suggest. The idea is that a personal, first-hand, internalized knowledge of information is ideal since it is entirely available to [...]

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Date January 19, 2010

I have been working on revising my basic presentation for library research (bibliographic instruction, as we call it). Take a look and let me know what you think. It is mainly in outline form so I can adjust it for different student populations.

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