23 Tips for Virtual Reference
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This document summarizes tips for providing virtual reference to students. It discusses maintaining a balance when assisting students remotely, such as not overcommitting your time or outrunning the visitor. Specific tips include introducing yourself to make students comfortable, qualifying their questions to better understand what they need, and using an honest and kind demeanor throughout the interaction. The goal is to provide quality virtual reference assistance to students in a timely manner.
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