Library Day in the Life is a blog event in which library workers share the details of their work each day for a week. Read other Library Day in the Life meLISsa blog posts or, for more information about the project, visit the Library Day in the Life wiki.
Yesterday’s post included a photo of my at-home work area; today’s post includes some images from the area in which I work in an academic library. I took these shots at work today.
book flags
cataloged items await processing
labeled non-book items
items awaiting call number labels
The third picture shows non-book items being processed for the university’s education library. This library offers a curriculum materials collection that includes education kits, learning games, and teaching tools like these Reading rods sentence-construction overhead tiles.
After finishing my work at the library, I tackled a response journal assignment for my academic libraries course, writing about a paper that’s generating some buzz in the library and open access communities: Steven Shavell’s “Should Copyright Of Academic Works Be Abolished?”
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- Should Copyright Of Academic Works Be Abolished?
- WorldCat.org: Reading rods sentence-construction overhead tiles
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