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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.
This practical, straightforward guide is highly recommended for those following in Geoffrey Chaucer’s footsteps who would gladly learn and gladly teach.
A fascinating look at the kinds of “mind-set, skill sets” academic libraries and librarians need to excel in the 21st century; although containing useful elements, this work is limited by its basis in superseded learning theoriesoutreach librarians will appreciate the variety of institutions represented and the scope of activities described; an excellent resource for any library that serves graduate and professional students
A must-see for anyone with an interest in WWII or military history.
Although containing useful elements, this work is limited by its basis in superseded learning theories.
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The Guilty
Reassigned to emergency dispatching duties while awaiting a disciplinary hearing, a sidelined cop (Jakob Cedergren) at the end of his shift gets a frantic call from a woman being abducted by her husband...
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Poetry in America: Season 1
Viewers should freely sample the videos from the series website if they are still unconvinced that poetry discussions can be that fascinating. A quality addition to libraries' literature collections.
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Angry Inuk
This beautifully shot production makes a strong case to viewers. However, the argument is complex, and the group's resources are tiny and no match for the organizations that apparently intend to stop all commercial seal hunting.
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