Disclaimer: This post contains solely the author’s opinions and does not reflect Liblime or its affiliates. This past week, Library Journal magazine published an article about if new LIS… read more →
Anyone with or currently pursuing an MLIS, MLS, etc., has attended a university class and likely used that university’s library in some capacity. These libraries are different in many aspects… read more →
We’ve talked about employee mental health and how managers can help, but we haven’t addressed how those managers can care for theirs. They are people too and are as vulnerable… read more →
Every year Library Journal reviews databases and determines the best top 10 for reference services. For 2023 they reviewed the ones from 2022 and state why each has earned their… read more →
In honor of the many Asian American and Pacific Islanders who serve in libraries across the world, the New York Public Library assembled a list of books which celebrate them.… read more →
Libraries are, first and foremost, created for everyone to utilize. Ensuring accessibility to resources is a librarian’s prime objective. In the vast galaxy of information, there is much to be… read more →
There are thousands of libraries worldwide, each serving its community as well as it can. Some are massive, like the Library of Congress, and others are small, like the Lake… read more →
AI is here to stay and will change our workplaces, procedures, and lives like other technologies. There’s no avoiding it, but we can make it our tool instead of our… read more →
My mom always told me to behave myself whenever I went anywhere. Not because I was an unruly child but because everyone sometimes needs a reminder to practice good manners.… read more →
Unlit: Burnout in Librarians We’ve all been there at least once. The day has been frustrating, an endless parade of ridiculousness, and your choice of beverage isn’t helping. There are… read more →