How Reference Librarians Can Help Us Help Each Other
Offered By: Ruby Central via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intersection of library science and programming in this 35-minute conference talk. Discover how reference librarian practices can improve team dynamics and knowledge sharing. Learn about the evolution of Library Science into Information Science, and understand the cultural differences between these disciplines and programming. Gain insights into the Five Laws of library science and their application in engineering teams. Examine various types of reference questions, including directional, ready, and in-depth queries. Understand the value of consultation demonstrations in fostering a collaborative environment. Apply these principles to break down barriers in asking for and providing help within your engineering team, ultimately enhancing productivity and knowledge transfer.
Syllabus
Introduction
Data
Knowledge
Boston Public Library
The Five Laws
Reference Librarianship
Directional Questions
Ready Questions
Indepth Questions
Consultation Demonstrations
Library Science for Engineering Teams
Taught by
Ruby Central
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