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Monthly Archives: August 2020
The Future on Pause: Reflections on the “How We’re Working at Charles” Project
Last week the Assessment Community of Practice gathered virtually to hear more about the Envisioning our Future project. The session was hosted by research team members Karen Kohn, Rebecca Lloyd, Caitlin Shanley, and myself. The project was conducted as part … Continue reading
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What Counts as Reference?
Last month I completed six years of service on the editorial board of ACRL’s Academic Library Trends and Statistics Survey. Our meetings involved much discussion on how best to provide clear instructions to survey participants, debates over wording of trends … Continue reading