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professional_development_reading_group_risg [2022/04/10 23:41] – [February 2022 reading] kelly_woodsprofessional_development_reading_group_risg [2022/09/05 01:30] – [August 2022 reading] kelly_woods
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  https://sl-nsw-gov-au.zoom.us/j/88675025148?pwd=UjZ1VXZRUU5kM2JKSENXV0hBTlZyQT09|use this link]] for the meeting.  This link is valid for 2022.  https://sl-nsw-gov-au.zoom.us/j/88675025148?pwd=UjZ1VXZRUU5kM2JKSENXV0hBTlZyQT09|use this link]] for the meeting.  This link is valid for 2022.
  
-====April 2022 reading====+** Next meeting is Wednesday August 31 at 4pm** 
  
-**The IFLA Trend Report 2021 Update**+We'll be discussing:
  
 +"A close look: roving reference in a community college library information commons" by Eileen, H. K. (2020) Reference Services Review, 48(2), 271-285. 
  
-Available at: https://trends.ifla.org/+Available through the State Library's eResources[[https://www.proquest.com/docview/2467815774?accountid=13902&parentSessionId=Yv4tDdAhd8Levdz5MJyt%2BKkGc5oaIYGwi2P7C4Alu68%3D]]
  
    
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 ==== Previous readings 2022 ==== ==== Previous readings 2022 ====
  
-**February 2022 reading**+==== February 2022 reading==== 
  
 33 Reasons Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Extremely Important Sherman, Will. Information Outlook; Washington Vol. 11, Iss. 6, (Jun 2007): 67-68,71-74,77-78. 33 Reasons Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Extremely Important Sherman, Will. Information Outlook; Washington Vol. 11, Iss. 6, (Jun 2007): 67-68,71-74,77-78.
  
  
-**March 2022 reading**+==== March 2022 reading==== 
  
 33 Reasons Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Extremely Important Sherman, Will. Information Outlook; Washington Vol. 11, Iss. 6, (Jun 2007): 67-68,71-74,77-78. 33 Reasons Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Extremely Important Sherman, Will. Information Outlook; Washington Vol. 11, Iss. 6, (Jun 2007): 67-68,71-74,77-78.
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 +==== April 2022 reading ====
 +The IFLA Trend Report 2021 Update
 +
 +Available at: https://trends.ifla.org/
 +
 +====May 2022 reading====
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 +Cooke, N. A. (2020). Turning antiracist knowledge and education into action. Publishers Weekly, 267(37), 18. 
 +Available here:http://ezproxy.sl.nsw.gov.au/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/turning-antiracist-knowledge-education-into/docview/2441910559/se-2?accountid=13902 
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 +Schwartz, M. (2021). What we miss about misinformation. Library Journal, 146(3), 30.
 +Available here:  http://ezproxy.sl.nsw.gov.au/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/what-we-miss-about-misinformation/docview/2493153822/se-2?accountid=13902 
 +
 +====June 2022 reading====
 +
 +Design for the User, Not the Staff. Library Technology Reports, vol. 58, no. 3, Apr. 2022, pp. 9+. Gale Academic OneFile Available here [[http://link.gale.com/apps/doc/A705609562/AONE?u=slnsw_public&sid=bookmark-AONE&xid=db2aa67e.]]
 +
 +====August 2022 reading====
 +
 +“A close look: roving reference in a community college library information commons” by Eileen, H. K. (2020) Reference Services Review, 48(2), 271-285.
 +Available through the State Library's eResources: https://www.proquest.com/docview/2467815774?accountid=13902&parentSessionId=Yv4tDdAhd8Levdz5MJyt%2BKkGc5oaIYGwi2P7C4Alu68%3D
 ==== Previous readings 2021 ==== ==== Previous readings 2021 ====
  
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