Best Practices for Government Libraries 2011: e-Initiatives and e-Efforts: Expanding Our Horizons is scheduled to be released shortly. I want to share the list of articles that will be included in the 2011 edition in a series of quick posts prior to its availability as a PDF here on the Government Info Pro. The submissions are broken into six sections. This post covers the first two sections. The first section is EMBRACING NEW AVENUES OF COMMUNICATION and the second is ADAPTING TO NEW AND EVOLVNG TECHNOLOGIES.
These are the articles and submissions that you can look forward to seeing in that section:
EMBRACING NEW AVENUES OF COMMUNICATION
- Blogging at the Largest Law Library in the World
Christine Sellers, Legal Reference Specialist, and Andrew Weber, Legislative Information Systems Manager, Law Library of Congress - “Friended” by the Government? A Look at How Social Networking Tools Are Giving Americans Greater Access to Their Government
Kate Follen, MLS, President, Monroe Information Services - Podcasts Get Information Junkies their Fix
Chris Vestal, Supervisory Patent Researcher with ASRC Management Services, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and DC/SLA‘s 2011 Communication Secretary - Getting the Most from Social Media from the Least Investment of Time and Energy
Tammy Garrison, MLIS, Digitization Librarian at the Combined Arms Research Library at Fort Leavenworth, KS - Thinking Outside the Email Box: A New E-Newsletter for the Justice Libraries
Kate Lanahan, Law Librarian, and Jennifer L. McMahan, Supervisory Librarian, U.S. Department of Justice - Bill’s Bulletin: Librarians and Court Staff Working Together to Develop an E-Resource
Barbara Fritschel, U. S. Courts Library, Milwaukee, WI - Proletariat’s Speech: Foreign Language Learning with a Common Touch
Janice P. Fridie, Law Librarian, U.S. Department of Justice - Social Media Comes Together with Storify
Chris Zammarelli, Contract Cataloger on behalf of ATSG, LLC for the U.S. Department of State Bureau of International Information Programs, Office of Information Resources - Earning an A for Our E-Efforts: LexisNexis Academic in University Libraries
Jennifer Matheny, Academic Product Manager, LexisNexis - Social Networks
Gayle Lynn-Nelson, Senior Librarian Relations Consultant, LexisNexis - Search Out New Media – Graphs, Tweets and More – Without Overhauling Your Searching Skills
Bridget MacMillan, Senior Librarian Relations Consultant, LexisNexis - ALA 2010: Communication Practices, Library Programming, and Humor at Work
Marie Kaddell, Senior Information Professional Consultant, LexisNexis - ALA 2010: Are You a Programming Librarian? Five Takeaways
Tracy Paradis, Reference/Instruction Librarian, Milne Library @ SUNY Geneseo
ADAPTING TO NEW AND EVOLVNG TECHNOLOGIES
- EBooks in Special Libraries: Final Report of the Federal Reserve System Libraries Work Group on EBooks
Luke Mueller, Technical Librarian, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - Kindle Lending Programs in Libraries
Montrese Hamilton, Librarian, Society for Human Resource Management - Intranet Case Study: Government Agency
Lorette S.J. Weldon, MLS, BSIFSM, BA - Putting the E in Library
David E. McBee, Federal Government Librarian, ww.librarybuzz.blogspot.com - Web E-Accessibility to Reach Full E-Audience: “Expanding Our Horizon” to Better Honor Diversity
Ken Wheaton, Web Services Librarian, Alaska State Court System Law Library - SLA 2010: 60 Sites in 60 Minutes Takeaways
Matt Ruzicka, Government Consultant, LexisNexis - SLA 2010: 60 Sites in 60 Minutes: Another Take
Lily McGovern, Reference Librarian, National Defense University Library - Five to Follow on Twitter: 2010 Wrap Up
Marie Kaddell, Senior Information Professional Consultant, LexisNexis
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