Talk about: E-resources librarian to the rescue? Creating the über librarian: Turning model job descriptions into practical positions

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Libraries are assessing the need for a separate electronic resource librarian and identifying where managing c-resources fits into the organizational structure. If such a position is warranted, what does it look like? Feedback from the 2004 conference evaluations suggested having a topical discussion session to hear many ideas and find out what, has and has not worked. Questions pointed to the need for a better understanding of the responsibilities of these positions and the need to identify the knowledge required to perform at. a high level. Salary concerns were also expressed, as was the prevalence of trial and error training. A good mix of librarians from various types of institutions participated in two lively discussions exploring these and other issues related to the success ful management of electronic resources. © 2006 by the North American Serials Interest Group, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Ginanni, K., Davis, S., & Arthur, M. A. (2006). Talk about: E-resources librarian to the rescue? Creating the über librarian: Turning model job descriptions into practical positions. In Serials Librarian (Vol. 50, pp. 173–177). Haworth Press Inc. https://doi.org/10.1300/J123v50n01_16

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