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I don’t want to be picky but I have an issue with the title of this post. Perhaps it should say “libraries rock”. Librarians do rock, no doubt but so do all the other library workers that make libraries work! Let’s not forget about the library assistants, technicians, IT people, etc. without whom libraries would not function.
Peggy, I appreciate your comment. I think I’ve been reacting to the OCLC report that found that librarians (not libraries but librarians) are key to the public’s opinion of library service, which ties into funding. I agree that they probably could have expanded this to say /library workers/ since the public doesn’t have any idea of the distinction… but thence the source.
[…] 15, 2008 at 7:41 am (Uncategorized) Just wanted to link to this fantastic video posted by the Free Range Librarian on the power of libraries in a poor […]
I don’t want to be picky but I have an issue with the title of this post. Perhaps it should say “libraries rock”. Librarians do rock, no doubt but so do all the other library workers that make libraries work! Let’s not forget about the library assistants, technicians, IT people, etc. without whom libraries would not function.
Peggy, I appreciate your comment. I think I’ve been reacting to the OCLC report that found that librarians (not libraries but librarians) are key to the public’s opinion of library service, which ties into funding. I agree that they probably could have expanded this to say /library workers/ since the public doesn’t have any idea of the distinction… but thence the source.
[…] 15, 2008 at 7:41 am (Uncategorized) Just wanted to link to this fantastic video posted by the Free Range Librarian on the power of libraries in a poor […]