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- 1. Beyond the Reference Desk Starting a text reference service at your library Kimberly Vardeman & Ian Barba 1001 Great Ideas, TLA April 2012
- 2. Convenience Complexity Availability Personal New Technology Traditional HOW DOES THE REFERENCE MEDIUM SHAPE THE EXPERIENCE?
- 8. How to Market Your Text Reference Service • In printed materials at your library and campus • Place webpages and links on your library website • Stories and/or ads in news media • Announcements in campus-wide emails and listservs • Reminders in face-to-face or email reference • Reminders during special library events, e.g., student orientation and library tours
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- 10. Peak Times for Text Messages Received
- 11. Types of Questions Received
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