The Ubiquitous Librarian
In the pursuit of user-sensitive librarianship.
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Posts from The Ubiquitous Librarian
My Final Blog Post
The ubiquitous librarian says goodbye. My final post
Leaning Circulation. Kaizen with John Borwick.
Exploring the use of lean methods to improve circulation processes.
Value Proposition Design For Librarians (a quick overview)
Looking at how libraries can use Value Proposition Design.
ENCODING SPACES: Shaping environments that unlock human potential (coming fall 2015)
Talking about “encoding spaces"-- a booklet in the works that reflects on the future purpose of library buildings.
Virginia Tech Signs Banner for Garissa University
I wish I had had more time to develop this post—but only about 24 hours to go.
Raising the volume on HipHopEd. An interview with Joycelyn Wilson.
Raising the volume on HipHopEd. An interview with Joycelyn Wilson.
Group Projects: creating an environment for collaboration. Interview with Tom Ewing.
Why do students struggle with group work? Can we create assignments that enable them to thrive together?
Researcher-In-Residence in the Library
Researcher-In-Residence program at Virginia Tech Libraries
Feminisms & Interaction Design. An Interview with Jennifer Sano-Franchini.
Feminisms & Interaction Design. An Interview with Jennifer Sano-Franchini
Library Engagement with First Year Writing: 4 strategies. An interview with Julia Feerrar
Here is an interview with Julia Feerrar, Learning Services Librarian at Virginia Tech. She joined our team last summer and spent the past year experimenting with first-year writing courses.
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