Embedded librarian
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Judine Slaughter provides alternate or embedded librarianship job functions with associated library and information science courses. She encourages you to become an embedded librarian.
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- 1. Web Manager Database Administrator You as a … FOIA Specialist Mentor By: Judine Slaughter Organizer, Careers in Federal Libraries
- 2. Careers in Federal Libraries Definition of Embedded Librarianship Related Courses and Job Functions
- 3. CiFL is a organization on LinkedIn, Google Groups, Facebook and Twitter, which shares information about alternate/embedded librarianship positions Did you know? There are many alternate/embedded librarian careers in the Federal government Embedded librarians don’t necessary have the series 1401
- 4. Integrated into small work teams ◦ Approachable and show Interest Establishing strong relationships ◦ Listens and Inquires Transformative ◦ Adaptable to change From David Shumaker, The Embedded Librarian http://bit.ly/zFPK4j
- 5. I like using new technology. I love solving a good mystery. I enjoy helping people. These are librarian traits! I’m currently a Web Content Manager, SharePoint/Database Administrator, FOIA Specialist, Records Coordinator and Mentor at the Federal Aviation Administration.
- 6. If you answer yes to many of the following eight questions … We provide the solutions: Related Library and Information Science (MLIS) courses at Catholic University of America (CUA), and Corresponding Job Functions
- 7. 1. Organize your closet, books, or computer files You can learn more from the CUA Course: 551- Organization of Information Example of corresponding job functions: Web Content Manager and Database Administrator
- 8. 2. Develop methods to store resources You can learn more from the CUA Courses : 606 – Catalog and Classification, and 647 - Preservation Example of corresponding job function: SharePoint Administrator and Records Coordinator
- 9. 3. Use and learn new technology You can learn more from the CUA Courses: 555 – Information Systems in Libraries, 610 - Internet Search and Web Design, and 756 – Systems Analysis and Evaluation Example of corresponding job function: SharePoint Administrator
- 10. 4. Create ways access to information You can learn more from the CUA Course : 553- Information Sources and Services Example of corresponding job function: Database Administrator and Records Coordinator
- 11. 5. Perform research for special subjects You can learn more with the CUA Course : 675 – Research Methods 756 – Systems Analysis and Evaluation Example of corresponding job functions: Web Content Manager and Database Administrator
- 12. 6. Help others to continue their education You can learn more with the CUA Course : 644 – Information Literacy and Instructional Design Example of corresponding job functions: Mentor and Toastmasters International Leader
- 13. 7. Lead others and develop partnerships You can learn more with the CUA Course : 888 – Management, and 876- Marketing Example of corresponding job function: Database Administrator
- 14. 8. Promote freedom of information You can learn more with the CUA Course : 557 – Libraries and Information in Society Example of corresponding job functions: Web Content Manager & FOIA Specialist
- 15. View additional presentations to learn more, ask questions and provide your comments: ◦ Sarah Scruggs – Medical Librarian http://slidesha.re/x8CfR2 ◦ Virginia Sanchez – Reports Officer Editor http://slidesha.re/yyxPaT ◦ Edwin Morris – Knowledge Management http://slidesha.re/x9Y48E
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- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ information resources.
- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ organization of recorded knowledge and information.
- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ technological knowledge and skills
- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ reference and user service.
- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ fundamentals of research.
- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ continuing education and lifelong learning.
- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ administration and management.
- A person graduating from an ALA-accredited master’s program in library and information studies should know and, where appropriate, be able to employ foundations of the profession.