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Good advice from my Sister on good Telephone Reference work
I have an important telephone conference coming up and I mentioned it to family. Unexpectedly, my sister outlined her entire process for providing good tech support by phone. She’s does computer tech support for a very large company in southern Ontario and this is literally what she does all day so it’s not [...]
Posted by Laurie on March 20th, 2009 under Featured Visitor | Comment now »Pangea Day — Community building through the medium of webcasting — participate in Whitehorse!
Announcement from my friend Arlin…
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Hello All,
A very funky world event is happening on May 10th, Pangea Day, and I’ve volunteered to hook Whitehorse up to it. It will be live webcast of films, music and speakers from locations in Cairo, Kigali, London, Los Angeles, Mumbai and Rio de Janeiro. Thanks to Arts and Science and [...]
My Christmas name jingle
Derek is having too much fun!
Since it’s the Christmas season, we usually start joking at work about my Christmas name. See, for several years, our IHL’s communications officer never could seem to get my last name right, particularly in any news bulletin that went out to local news agencies. Instead of “Prange” she [...]
Featured Visitor: Me
I never did one of these for myself and I’m a little low on writing inspiration… so, why not?
What’s the strangest, funniest, or most unusual question you’ve ever had while working in a library?
It wasn’t so much of a question as a statement. A student tried to return an interlibrary loan that she had [...]
Featured Visitor: Brad
Brad Martin is a PhD candidate in history, living and working in Whitehorse, Yukon, and is Laurie’s Partner.
Assuming that you’ve used more than one library in your lifetime, what made the best library successful in your opinion?
For me, it all comes down to the staff. I think we all expect librarians and library staff to [...]
Featured Visitor: Susan
Hello, My name is Susan and I’m Laurie’s sister. I don’t work in a library or in academics. I work as Systems Support for an Insurance company in southern Ontario. However, like Laurie, I pretty much grew up in a library because of our mother. Plus, I worked for the local Board of Education [...]
Posted by Laurie on May 21st, 2007 under Featured Visitor | Comment now »Featured Visitor: Anna
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Anna Pearson graduated from UBC’s School of Library, Archival and Information Studies in 2003. She spent 3 fun and very rewarding years as the Teen Services Librarian at the North Vancouver City Library, before fleeing the rain, smog, and chest pains brought on by the price of Vancouver real estate. She is now at the [...]
Featured Visitor: Kathryn
Kathryn Greenhill is an Australian academic librarian who muses and enthuses about libraries and emerging technologies on her blog, Librarians Matter. She is part of the team that coordinates the blog Librariesinteract.info:blog central for Australian Libraries. She was a presenter in the Five Weeks to a Social Library grassroots online course. She also co-ordinates [...]
Posted by Laurie on May 18th, 2007 under Featured Visitor | 1 Comment »Featured Visitor: Amanda
Amanda Graham is an instructor of Circumpolar Studies at Yukon College and the coordinator of the University of the Arctic programme there. She spends a significant percentage of her income on books so she doesn’t have to borrow books from libraries because they have this regrettable habit of insisting that they be returned.
Assuming that you’ve [...]
Featured Visitor: Brian
My Two Bits …
Laurie is off on another adventure (more presenting at conferences!) and has asked a few of her colleagues to comment on some questions she is interested in … here are my thoughts.
Who am I?
My name is Brian Butler; I work for Yukon College as the Program Coordinator and instructor for the Computer [...]
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