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Resources for new government information librarians
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by Bruce Sarjeant 6 years, 2 months ago
There are several different kinds of resources that might be useful to you - people, books, websites, etc.
People and Organizations
Handbooks and guides
Websites
Documents-Specific Listservs
Other Listservs
- Michlib-l - Michlib-l was created for Michigan libraries to share information about best practices, management, reference, operations and other areas of interest to Michigan libraries. Anyone with an interest in Michigan libraries may join. Librarians and library support staff are especially encouraged to join. To access older archives, click here.
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Resources for new government information librarians
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Comments (3)
Nadia El Anani, MLIS said
at 4:34 pm on Apr 10, 2009
I wanted to let you all know that this page has helped me already in showing that I am on the right track!! Believe me though I know I still have a lot to learn!! Thank you for putting in all this time!!
Kim Fournier said
at 2:10 pm on Apr 13, 2009
This is a terrific resource page. And there's another listserv that I've found very helpful - DocTech-L. From the ALA website: This listserv is devoted to questions regarding the technical processing of government documents. It is not a discussion forum for reference questions, position announcements, or conference announcements. Subscribers are generally people who are directly affiliated with processing government documents, and can include technical processing topics about federal, state, or UN documents. To subscribe, go to: http://lists.usu.edu/mailman/listinfo/doctech-l
Kate Hawkins said
at 12:21 pm on Sep 22, 2010
This is SO useful! Thanks. There's stuff I didn't know (not surprising) and good reminders.
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