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It's been acknowledged that no librarian can successfully work in a vacuum but what librarian has time for the trial and error required to map the course of effective collaboration on their own? With all of the responsibilities and daily tasks attached to the electronic resource librarian title, the collaborative librarian needs to build effective relationships in less time and librarian-focused online communities allow that to happen. The coordinator of Libraries Thriving, an online community for e-resource innovation and information literacy promotion, will share examples of how your librarian colleagues have done just that and invite you to share your experiences with and suggestions of online communities during this panel discussion.


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A really great example of an online collaboration is the Pasadena Digital History Collaboration which partners public private and special libraries in a joint archival collective. The bonus is more money too when you partner up .
www.pasadenadigitalhistory.com/partners.html