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Expect Amazing Things

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Andy Burkhardt

In a recent OCLC podcast with Roy Tennant and R. David Lankes, Lankes says that lower expectations are going to doom libraries as we know them. He goes on to say that librarians have trained our communities to expect too… Continue Reading →

community, philosophy, user experience amaze, design, expecations, service, user experience
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Creating Meaning for Library Users

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Andy Burkhardt

Two weeks ago I attended an event for the kickoff of the Native Creative Consortium of Vermont. They brought in Nathan Shedroff, a pioneer in Experience Design. His talk was fascinating. He talked about how everything is an experience and… Continue Reading →

philosophy, user experience experience, library, meaning, service, users
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Good Cop, Bad Cop, Librarian Cop

Posted on May 31, 2011 by Andy Burkhardt

Professors and librarians often play very complimentary roles. In talking with my friend Steve, who’s a professor, he mentioned our roles can often be like the roles of good cop and bad cop (with librarians being the good cop of… Continue Reading →

philosophy, teaching & learning learning, research, service, teaching

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