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New Liaisons, New Ideas, New Energy
Peggy CooperHead of Collection Development
E-mail or pcooper[at]boisestate[dot]edu
Abstract: Who’s training who? In our current technology rich environment, training collection development liaisons is now an interactive process. New librarians are bringing to their jobs innovative, dynamic ideas about technology and communication that can have a positive impact on collection development activities.
Drawing on their experience as new liaisons at Albertsons Library, Boise State University, three librarians discuss and describe the technologies that they are using to promote, educate, and enhance collection development including Web 2.0 technologies such as blogs, interactive online liaison manuals, RSS, customized Web pages for faculty, embedded librarians, RCL, and more.
 Memo CordovaReference/Instruction Librarian. Collection responsibility and liaison for English, Modern Languages & Literatures, Philosophy, Theatre Arts, and Anthropology. E-mail or memocordova[at]boisestate[dot]edu Memo's presentation |  Melissa KozelReference/Collection Development Librarian. Collection responsibility and liaison for Economics, Public Administration, Accountancy, Management, Marketing & Finance, Community & Regional Planning, and Information Technology & Supply Chain Management. E-mail or mkozel[at]boisestate[dot]edu Melissa's presentation | Rick Stoddart Reference/Instruction Librarian. Collection responsibility and liaison for Mathematics, Criminal Justice, Communications, and Sociology. E-mail or rickstoddart[at]boisestate[dot]edu Rick's presentation |
