The Librarian franchise Essays

  • PDA ussage

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    publications which did not fulfil the university norms for purchases. Approximate monthly spend on PDA Prior to the PDA installation the spending in the first month itself was £30 000 itself and this was brought down to £1,500. Every academic subject librarians were given a spending budget which ensured a value for money buy for every department and subject. This enriched the library spread to a great degree. no reference

  • Orcas Island: A Short Story

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    I I rose on a Saturday morning pondering what I would do today. I got out of bed, then put on gloves to wipe off the dust that had settled on my bedside table. It always puzzled me how so much dust could gather in only a one night period. I got dressed in my favorite garment and bow tie. My mom thought that it was an odd combination, but I thought it was quite nice—Bow ties are cool. I put on one of my many fedoras, then opened the door that led straight into our kitchen. “Would you like some

  • The Not-So-Quiet Library

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    the wall was cracked, chairs were broken, and other unimaginable things. I called out, ‘Hello?’ in hopes of finding the librarian. My first instinct was to quickly turn around and run the other way but curiosity got the better of me. This was the most unpragmatic situation I had ever been in and I was definitely going to take advantage of it. First I walked to the librarians’ brown oak desk where I found it completely vacant. When I went to the opposite side of her carrel, I noticed four big scratches

  • Information Processing Models

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    problems using critical thinking skills. It is the most widely known and widely used information research process in the world. (Wurster, 2011) According to Eisenberg (2001), the purpose of the Big6™ is to help students work smarter. Educators, librarians and parents accomplish this is by helping students develop the skills and understanding they need to find, process, and use information effectively by focusing on process and content. As presented by Carey (1998, Appendix A) the six components

  • Librarians

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    Meeting the needs of the students calls for changes on the part of the librarian. Librarians are trained to help students become 21st century learners by not only finding information effectively and efficiently, but also being able to apply that knowledge in different learning environments. In fact, Abram (2003) declares that librarians must “…predict content that students and other users want before they know that it exists or even that they need it” (p. 6). They must have knowledge of different

  • Creativity and Problem-Solving in the Digital Age

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    Librarians in Colorado had a Minecraft competition that kids could join. In these games, the kids also played in districts. Events like these capitalize on the social media platforms that kids already play in and bring them into the library Makerspace. For

  • Examples Of Convergence Culture

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    his article, Jenkins talks about how Harry Potter was attacked by many people and organizations to be banned due to its paganism content, but “the publish industry joined forces with librarians, teachers, and civil libertarians to stave off these attacks on children’s rights to read” (Jenkins, 40). Fans of this franchise have even started a national charity called the Harry Potter Alliance, which supports literacy throughout the nation, and have even recruited Evanna Lynch, who played Luna Lovegood

  • The Harry Potter Series by J.K Rowling

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    The minds of children are the most impressionable. Children are not born with any predetermined judgments or ideas about controversial subjects. They do not know what racism, homophobia, or discrimination are, or how to practice them. They are not born knowing what religion they will practice, or even what religion is. This fact about children is among the reasons that children's literature is as important as it is. For as long as humans have been creating them, there have been books that have been

  • The Entertainment Value of a Buffy the Vampire Episode

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    In this essay I ultimately want to address the musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "Once More with Feeling" (season 6, episode 7). However, I do not want to look at this episode in isolation from the remainder of the Buffy franchise but rather argue that it exemplifies a certain entertainment strategy that courses through the Buffyverse. Now it seems to me that entertainment is either too often denigrated as a specific ideological formation that produces negative effects of audience passivity

  • George W Bush Biography

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    Business School, where he earned a Masters degree of Business Administration. He is the only U.S. President to this date to have earned an M.B.A. At a backyard barbecue in 1977 George was introduced to his future wife Laura a school teacher and librarian. Bush proposed to her after only a three-month courtship, and they married on November 5 of 1977, the same year that they met. The pair settled in Midland, Texas George’s childhood town. On November 25, 1981 ... ... middle of paper ... ..