How about………Copyright means I have a right to copy the whole book/journal !
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discussion. [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Cheryl Kent
Sent: 19 June 2015 13:10
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Subject: Re: Library (and LRC) myths...
what about...
Everything is free on the Internet
Everything is on Athens - or your equivalent login
It must be true it's on the Internet
I thought I could check out the book for the whole year
Don't you have a copy for everyone in the class
Can I photocopy the whole book
Cheryl.
On 19 June 2015 at 13:02, Andy Wright <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Or...
I have a specialised knowledge of the content of each and every resource we have, meaning I can instantly find the exact information you need at the drop of a hat, and without
having to make you wait by searching for it.
The colour photocopier will copy your black and white documents in colour (this has happened at our college).
I know exactly where your class is taking place despite the fact that we do not organise the timetables for the whole college and you cannot tell me the time, tutor or course.
I can make your work magically re-appear despite the fact that you shut down the computer without saving it.
Andy
Andy Wright
LRC Support Officer (Audio-Visual Services)
Learning Resources Centre
Calderdale College
Francis Street
Halifax
West Yorkshire
HX1 3UZ
Tel: 01422 399350
From: A general library and information science list for news and
discussion. on behalf of Redmond Gail
Sent: Fri 19/06/2015 12:28
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Library myths...
Library staff are here to proof read all my work
Books are shelved according to colour and size
Gail
Gail Redmond
Senior Customer Services Supervisor (Environment)
Library and Learning Services
The University of Northampton
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On Behalf Of Roger Fairman
Sent: 19 June 2015 12:12 PM
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Subject: Re: Library myths...
Hi Kate,
One of my favourites
There’s no point of reading any of the 100 other books you have on my subject when my lecturer recommended this one!
Roger
Roger Fairman
Research & Development Librarian
Dept. of Information & Learning Resources
University of Worcester
Henwick Grove
Worcester
WR2 6AJ
Tel: 01905 - 542093
http://libguides.worc.ac.uk/researchcollections
From: A general library and information science list for news and discussion.
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On Behalf Of Lindsay Wallace
Sent: 19 June 2015 12:01
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Subject: Re: Library myths...
Hi Kate
A fun one for Friday! Please summarise for the list.
All of the books on my reading list will be there on the shelf two days before the hand in date (and the academic equivalent – every book I put on the
reading list will magically appear on the library shelves without me having to do anything else)
My litter will be tidied up by the library fairies
Even though I like it to be quiet when I want to concentrate, my conversation is special and affects no-one else
Librarians deliberately make searching all these journals and databases complicated to keep them in a job
Best wishes
Lindsay
Lindsay Wallace
Head of Libraries and Learning Resources
x 3731
07525 583776
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On Behalf Of Kate Stephenson
Sent: 19 June 2015 11:52
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Subject: Library myths...
Hi,
I’m thinking about Welcome Week, library induction, call it what you will. I would like to do something with clickers and debunking library myths, eg “you can find everything
you need on Google”. I see this being done in a lecture theatre type setting.
So far I have…
It’s really quick to find information for my assignments (McLibrary – no it takes time, critical evaluation, etc )
Nothing on my topic -
Everything I need is on the internet
Library staff are too busy to help or are too busy reading books, or re-pinning their buns and adjusting their reading specs.
Library staff will find information for me ( as opposed to giving me the skills to find it for myself)
Anymore out there?
Kate Stephenson
Information Librarian ( Information Services and Systems)
| Library and Learning Services
Southampton Solent University |
East Park Terrace | Southampton SO14 0YN
T: 023 8201 3986
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