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All librarians will find useful ideas here, particularly library administrators marketing their institution’s value to the community. Essential for every collection.
Required reading for all librarians, particularly those in K–12 and academic libraries, and a solid choice for all educational professionals.
Though Bengtson offers many introductory resources throughout the book, this title is not intended to be a primer or introduction to web development. Library staff who are mostly self-trained web developers will likely find this helpful in navigating the dynamic and complex web development landscape.
Those looking to understand current technological trends, especially in academic libraries, will find this a valuable text. Readers seeking a more expansive discussion may also want to consult Peter D. Fernandez and Kelly Tilton’s Applying Library Values to Emerging Technology.
Would-be gardeners will find practical resources for new projects, and libraries that already have gardens will discover constructive ideas and advice.
Readers will appreciate Pekoll’s authoritative, clear discussion. Invaluable to anyone interested in resisting censorship attempts on all varieties of resources.
A handy primer and quick reference on library management and leadership.
Essential for librarians, library employees, and board members who don’t want to be left in the dust when it comes to funding.
While community technology projects present multiple challenges, Heller demonstrates that they can succeed with effort and a willingness to adapt. For library technology managers, scholars, and project managers.
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