Embedded Librarianship: Intro and Agenda for SCRLC 2015
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This document discusses a presentation titled "Embedded and Empowered Librarianship" which focuses on the types of libraries, common misconceptions about librarians, and how librarians can make an impact through embedded librarianship. The presentation agenda is split into two parts, with the first part including a poll on library types, a discussion of librarian identity and impact, and a chance to share success stories. The second part covers communication styles, conversation starters using mobile apps, collaborative tools, and plans of action for librarians.
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- 1. Courtney Mlinar SCRLC 2015 EMBEDDED AND EMPOWERED LIBRARIANSHIP
- 2. Poll #1 TYPES OF LIBRARIES
- 3. WHAT DO LIBRARIANS DO?
- 6. WHAT IS OUR IMPACT?
- 7. Use the Chat Feature to Share a Success SHARE A SUCCESS
- 8. Making an Impact with Embedded Librarianship EMBEDDED AND EMPOWERED:
- 9. Trends and Transformations Motivational Characteristics Orientation and Assessment Part 1: SWOT Analysis AGENDA: PART ONE
- 10. Communication styles Conversation Starters: Mobile Apps Plans of Action Collaborative Tools Wrap-up AGENDA: PART TWO