Law.com...catching up" because in many ways this is what I do at AALL.Aside from wet,[FOOTNOTE 1] the...
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...catching up" because in many ways this is what I do at AALL.Aside from wet,[FOOTNOTE 1] the...
Commentators have been buzzing a lot lately about "Web 2.0," and it's on reference librarian Tricia Kasting's mind as well. Kasting muses about social networking, the purpose of blogs and their upkee
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Commentators have been buzzing a lot lately about "Web 2.0," and it's on reference librarian Tricia Kasting's mind as well. Kasting muses about social networking, the purpose of blogs and their upkee
...You can find those at the AALL Web site. I find myself overusing a concepts approach...
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...You can find those at the AALL Web site. I find myself overusing a concepts approach...
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Law librarianship is a service profession, says Hofstra University librarian Tricia Kasting. But what's excellent customer service? Kasting says she's used to receiving merely acceptable service, som
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Change is a constant theme these days. Law libraries are changing to meet the needs of their institutions and patrons. Technology and the Internet allow quick and convenient access to people and info
Change is a constant theme these days. Law libraries are changing to meet the needs of their institutions and patrons. Technology and the Internet allow quick and convenient access to people and info
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