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The Ethical Challenges of Information Usage in the Age of Digital Media (Social Sciences Librarian Boot Camp 2012)
Yesterday (Friday, June 1st), I went to the Social Sciences Librarian Boot Camp hosted by Tufts University’s Tisch Library. I’ll be posting my notes from the various sessions I attended, with the exception of the GIS session in the afternoon, since that was more hands-on than note-taking oriented. First up are my notes from the keynote, presented by Dr. Amy Glasmeier.. I fully admit they are a bit sparse since I was also juggling my morning coffee and a strawberry filled croissant. 🙂
- Libraries can be centers for visualization of data.
- Scientists right now use Excel spreadsheets to keep track of data. We need better software!
- Ever increasing world of tailored information.
- Professional development will be critical.
- Who will train the trainers?
- Don’t wait to be asked by the faculty or students for help. Be proactive.
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