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    Stepping Up: Shaping the Future of the Field

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    Author
    King, John Leslie
    Issue Date
    2005-01
    Submitted date
    2005-02-14
    Keywords
    Library and Information Science Education
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    ALISE conference
    critical public infrastructure
    
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    Stepping Up: Shaping the Future of the Field 2005-01,
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10150/106121
    Abstract
    This is a Plenary Session 3 presentation (of 34 slides) on Friday, January 14 at the ALISE 2005 Conference. John King argues that the LIS "anxiety discourse" has parallels in other disciplines and is in reality a crisis of opportunity. Strategies for making the best of the opportunity are presented. Editor's note: Some of the slides (in the presentation) need a TIFF decompressor to see the pictures embedded in them. The URL on the final slide for the essay version of the talk does not work; instead, the essay is attached as a Microsoft Word file (18 pages) and can also be downloaded from the alternative location below.
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