Learn from your colleagues

Talk to the people you work with everyday, but not just other
librarians. Talk to your IT staff and your part-timers too. You
can learn a lot about what is hot technologically from your
computer lab attendants and your shelvers. You can also
learn from the colleagues that you don’t see every day, and
even from colleagues you don’t know! 

Blogs, wikis, chat, IM, even e-mail, can help you learn about new trends and
developments that are headed your way. There are some
interesting and fun library technology blogs out there and
we should take advantage of them. 

Check out things like the Library Journal Tech Blog 
(http://www.libraryjournal.com/blog/670000067.html), 
ALA’s TechSource 
(http://www.techsource.ala.org/), 
Tame the Web 
(http://www.tametheweb.com/ttwblog/), 
The Shifted Librarian 
(http://www.theshiftedlibrarian.com/), 
and Liblog 
(http://www.rcpl.info/services/liblog.html).
 
Remember to take advantage of the time savers that are available to us
today like RSS feeds, digests, and database alerts.

FONTE: LIRT News, June 2006

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