Reframing reference services: Perceptions and futures of the reference
desk, findings from a mixed-methods survey of United States academic
libraries
ALA webinar, June 8, 2020
Traditional reference desk is still prominent.
75% , perception: reference desk gets mostly reference questions
https://rdw.rowan.edu/lib_scholarship/20/
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iyptdl1rsKk-1JMpUtbDngp540KmbBy1etb2HtvHaMk/edit?usp=sharing
A research and writing studio example:
https://library.wwu.edu/rws
Someone mentioned that using LibCal really helped with research consultations.
Majority of research consults are often a follow-up from the instruction sessions they have done.
A blog to record an academic librarians' thoughts and observations related to books, conferences, and everyday occurrences.
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