@abigailleigh For most classes I provide the files/share links except for my reference class where I make them find them from the citation for this exact reason .
@abigailleigh A host of a podcast I listen to (about American Girl dolls--not at all related) did her dissertation about the history of bibliotherapy that looks interesting!
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@abigailleigh In the last two weeks, my office has been anywhere from 65 - 82 degrees. It's like a fun guessing game every morning...what am I walking into?
@abigailleigh Ha! I also opened it, saw the first question, and immediately closed it. Mostly I couldn't get past Gritty as a possibility for the first question.
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@abigailleigh Are you looking for public library examples? I see these type of positions at academic libraries, although far too often they're limited residency positions and not full time/on going.
📣Today in "why are librarians & archivists important": we had an enquiry about a book that I couldn't find anywhere (not just in the Library, but even *existing* 🤨). So I asked the enquirer where their reference came from. They'd used #ChatGPT to ask about an 18thC ancestor...
@abigailleigh I don't think there was ever separating out of tax money by race, and this article even uses libraries (along with public swimming pools and universities) as resources they helped fund but couldn't use. https://t.co/q9cmx1gMzZ