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Seeking perfection in an imperfect world: Metrics and Academic Law Libraries
by Kris Turner My colleagues and I are currently hip-deep in conversation about how to best measure and present the impact that our faculty have on the larger academic community. This information is critical to tenure committees, libraries, the faculty … Continue reading
Preserving institutional knowledge and processes
There is a distinct emphasis on outcome based education across higher education. This is what I started to write about for my blog post. But then our Advancement department called me – can we help with Alumni day? Did I … Continue reading
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Tagged institutional memory, institutional repository, knowledge keepers
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