Librarian & Information Organization Professional
This is a presentation I put together for the Xwi7xwa Librarians and other UBC librarians on how to use the statistics feature in libguides--the name of the software program UBC uses for research guides--to better understand what students are using and are not for research guide curation.
This Research Guide provides strategies and information for researchers searching for Indigenous artists, dance and music performances.
In my readers' advisory class, I had the opportunity to focus on making a guide to a sub genre. As romance is my favourite genre to read and recommend, I focused an assignment in this class on romance guides.
Website & spotlight posts that highlight different areas of the library collection including fiction, non-fiction, children's books, & graphic novels.
In my readers' advisory class, we focused on how to not just make fiction programming, but also how to market it.
As a group, this essay evaluates the strengths and limitations of a subject heading system’s ability to provide access to the contents of books. It considers the process of preparing our system for another group, and the process of implanting another group's system. This essays examines the constraints and benefits of a subject heading system.
Our subject headings system is for parents who want to find children books to help raise their tiny feminists and future activists. Our group created this system as a part of our Foundations of Resource Description and Knowledge Organization class.