Sentences with phrase «librarians do»

Indeed, law libraries and librarians do not serve only legal academics and students, but the bar.

It got me thinking about something I've noticed working in legal information: lawyers don't mean the same thing when they talk about legal research as librarians do.

Some attorneys still read books, however, and some law librarians don't like that, as far as «commercially published state law materials» go, they are often dealing with an actual or a near - monopoly.

Thanks to Ken Hirsh for proving that, despite abundant evidence to the contrary, law librarians do know how to have fun (even if they have to plan to do so over two months in advance).

Of the 8 roles identified, this is perhaps the most obvious role (or at least the one most closely associated with what law librarians do).

As David Whelan pointed out in his guest column in September (thank you David), if librarians don't figure out how they can meet the actual needs of their organizations (rather than the ones we have traditionally and recently less relevantly filled), we're going to join those librarians who have been declared redundant.

Yet librarians do it because they believe that it is the right thing to do.

5) Training: An important aspect of what most law librarians do is to train their patrons on effective legal research and information literacy.

What can librarians do to upgrade their skills?

I think it is pretty important that the business managers of law firms understand what law librarians do.

By doing so, your business is supporting the highest quality children's literature possible, a better future for children through libraries, and the work that librarians do across the country.

How many digital librarians do we need to have, hire, or train?

Some librarians don't review the titles they request, but they send me a note to say that they enjoyed the book and will be adding it to their collection.

I don't know and the librarians don't know what the marketplace impact will be of branded ebooks being made available through libraries, but the publishers don't know either.

We all know why we need to weed - so why don't some librarians do it?

School librarians don't know how they're going to find the time to go through all the necessary steps.

There's a lot to discuss about the announcement, including concerns about patron privacy, Amazon's DRM policies, and whether and how this will benefit libraries in the long run (in the short run, it at least means that librarians don't have to answer the question of why they can't lend books to patrons» Kindles).

... the critical work that librarians do to support OER adoption at community colleges.

Librarians don't have to passively endure the dictates of the marketplace.

But much of that defense would not be possible if not for a person most librarians don't even know: Jonathan Band, who for nearly 20 years has represented libraries on behalf of the American Library Association (ALA) and other library associations.

Librarians do a lot of reader advisory — basically, telling people what books they should read.

Librarians don't have time to sort through a database of thousands of titles, nor do many have the budget to add hundreds of titles at a time.

Many of our elected representatives are unaware of the work that librarians do for millions of Americans every day.

From: https://nerdybookclub.wordpress.com/ Helping students choose the perfect book for their needs is a thing school librarians do on a daily basis.

And what can teachers and parents and librarians do to promote pleasure reading?

«Teachers and librarians don'trealize that although they «reacting on behalf of the schooland are not benefiting personally, «Ensign warns, «it doesn'tmean they're not personallyliable.»

I may be biased, but I don't know who understands changes in customer needs better than librarians do.

Jen and the other librarians do Style Imitating Art once a month, I think.

That day was a particularly heavy teaching day, so you got a glimpse of the kind of teaching that librarians do.

Your librarians don't just shelves the books, they select them, meaning they have gone through catalogs and catalogs of available books to find the ones they think are the best.

Of course, I can only speak to what THIS substitute librarian does.

Jenna Fischer («The Office») plays Rhonda, a librarian doing time in a New Mexico prison for hacking into the National Security Agency's computers.

The Fussy Librarian does not guarantee you inclusion in the daily email.

Librarians did not want to play the role of showrooms or bookstores.

But a culture that doesn't value its librarians doesn't value ideas and without ideas, well, where are we?

The school and / or the certified school librarian do not have to be a member of ALA, AASL, or any other ALA division to apply; however, the jury may take membership into consideration when determining grant awards.

Learning about the Job What a school librarian does, salaries, job outlook, mentoring and job shadowing programs, as well as testimonials from working school librarians.

Fussy Librarian does very well for cozies and women sleuths, and another may be better for thrillers or nonfiction.

In the Pennsylvania study, among others, when administrators, teachers, and librarians agreed that librarians did an «excellent» job teaching to state reading and writing standards, students in their schools were more likely to excel and less likely to score poorly on corresponding tests (Lance & Schwarz, 2012).

And in my new firm, there are areas where I have to start from scratch as well, even though the previous librarian did a much better job of leaving a trail than I did.

The head librarian doesn't have any ready answers, though, for how to fix the situation, other than to suggest that the practice groups do a better job of organizing their own material.

Eric, what about law librarians doing research on behalf of others?

Librarian Doe, by the way, is still legally unable to identify himself as the subject of the letter that's the subject of the litigation.

While I was getting my library degree (1999 - 2002), I had two experiences that clashed with my previous understanding that law librarians did legal research.

A chief librarian does whatever it takes to keep the operations of a library running smoothly.

Not exact matches

Hayden said she's been told that she doesn't «look like a librarian.»

True, hairdressers and librarians of the world do have stress, too, but the key here is comparison.

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I want to add to this list my own expressions of thanks to those who made what might have been a difficult undertaking a rewarding one instead: Ruth Hopewell, who gave me the privilege of editing the book and consistently aided me in doing so; the Directors of Auburn Seminary, who granted a generous leave for my work on the project in Atlanta; Jim Waits and Elizabeth Smith, who anticipated everything I would need for the work to be done comfortably and efficiently; Lurline and James Fowler, who provided housing and friendship; Channing Jeschke, Candler's librarian, who made available and helped to arrange Hopewell's books and papers; Brooks Holifield, who worked with me on the last and knottiest problems in the text; and David Kelsey, on whose encouragement and sagacity I relied heavily when my assignment seemed most formidable.