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by Jane Cowell and Ian Anstice | Princh
Another year has ended and now it is a great
time for library professionals to look back at their activity and plan
for 2019 with a fresh view.
Another year has ended and now it is a great time for #library professionals to look back at their activity and plan for 2019 with a fresh view. Click To Tweet
Another year has ended and now it is a great time for #library professionals to look back at their activity and plan for 2019 with a fresh view. Click To Tweet
There are many things that libraries got attached to in their long
history such as fines, the library card, the Dewey classification and
many other things that librarians have tested: the switch of focus from
books to other activities, the removal of quiet zones and more. Some of
them are not that successful anymore or still need more time to see the
actual results.
To get more insights about a few statements library professionals should rethink in 2019, we have talked with two library experts for their insights and advice: Ian Anstice, editor of Public Libraries News (United Kingdom) and Jane Cowell, Chief Executive Officer at Yarra Plenty Regional Library (Australia). Here is what they said: Read more...
To get more insights about a few statements library professionals should rethink in 2019, we have talked with two library experts for their insights and advice: Ian Anstice, editor of Public Libraries News (United Kingdom) and Jane Cowell, Chief Executive Officer at Yarra Plenty Regional Library (Australia). Here is what they said: Read more...
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