![]() ![]() A user survey discovered that many of their constituents weren’t aware of the library’s services, that most didn’t want to come into the physical library, and that the library’s web site was not in the users’ normal workflow. The first article is Science Experiments: Reaching Out to Our Users, by six science librarians from the University of Washington, Seattle (one of whom is now at Dartmouth College). If you work in a sci-tech library, you should read this journal. They don’t have an RSS feed, but you can sign up for their mailing list which is used only to notify you of new issues of the journals. Both appeared in Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship, the quarterly online-only journal from the Science and Technology Section of the Association of College & Research Libraries (a part of the American Library Association). Recently I came across two articles describing very successful outreach or public relations efforts by academic libraries. Killed and prepared an animal for eating. Seen the Changing of the Guard in London.ħ8. Been in a movie.(assuming that home movies don't count)Ħ5. Been to the top of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.ĥ5. Been transported in an ambulance.(trust me, you don’t want to do this)ĥ0. Bought a stranger a meal in a restaurant.Ĥ6. ![]() Seen the Leaning Tower of Pisa in person.Ĥ3. (Italian)ģ7.Had enough money to be truly satisfied.ģ8. Seen an Amish community.(in Ohio, Illinois, and Missouri)ģ6. Visited the birthplace of your ancestors. (they’re not sick days, they’re mental health days)ģ4. ![]() Walked to the top of the Statue of Liberty.Ģ1. Taught yourself an art from scratch.(Italian)ġ7. (it wouldn’t be a pretty sight-I can’t sing, but I played a clarinet solo)ġ4. Given more than you can afford to charity.ġ0. Things you haven’t done and don’t want to - leave in plain fontģ. From Stephen Abram and Walt Crawford.this was fun! Try it yourself! ![]()
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