ARL Offers Tools for Leading Discussions of Scholarly Communication Issues
The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Office of Scholarly Communication is offering a free series of guides on current scholarly communication issues to facilitate summer discussion programs among library staff.
The scholarly communication system is changing rapidly. An increasing number of librarians across job categories are being asked to engage in outreach to campus faculty and other stakeholders in these issues. A brown-bag lunch series of informal discussions is a good way for staff to deepen their knowledge of key topics, learn from one another, and track changing perspectives.
Source: ARL
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