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1. A Question of Values.

Author

Sager, Don, Baker, Sharon L., and Burke, Donna Joy

Abstract

Presents perspectives from a library educator and three library administrators on the core values of librarianship, particularly public librarianship. The four contributors emphasize: cooperation for a shared endeavor, a passion to provide access, connecting information and people, and offering choice to individuals without restriction. (AEF)

Published
1999

2. Adult Services. Untangling the Web: The World Wide Web as a Reference Tool.

Author

Baker, Sharon L.

Abstract

Guest columnist Paul D. Healey discusses World Wide Web as an Internet reference tool for librarians in adult reference services. Discussion highlights include an examination of Web uses in retrieving hypertext documents, a review of Web uses in law libraries, an analysis of quality control problems, and challenges faced by users. (JMV)

Published
1995

3. Needed: An Ethical Code for Library Administrators.

Author

Baker, Sharon L.

Abstract

Discusses the need for ethical guidelines for library administrators. Five basic ethical principles that could underlie the development of such guidelines and examples of how these principles might apply in a library setting are suggested: (1) respect autonomy; (2) do no harm; (3) benefit others; (4) be just; and (5) be faithful. (27 references) (MES)

Published
1992

4. Adult Services

Author

Baker, Sharon L. and BIERBAUM, ESTHER GREEN

Published
1993

8. Adult Services

Author

Baker, Sharon L. and RAMEY, MARY ANN

Published
1994

9. Adult Services

Author

Baker, Sharon L., Baker, Neal, and WISE, SUZANNE

Published
1995

11. Getting personal with the public: A second look at self-introduction.

Author

Wise, Suzanne and Baker, Sharon L.

Subjects
*SELF-presentation, *LIBRARIANS
Abstract

Evaluates several methods of self-introduction and their impact in terms of service quality and the personal security of the librarian. Use of name tags; Business cards; Verbal identification; Columnist Mary Ann Ramey's discussion on the general failure of reference librarians to introduce themselves to patrons; Value of personalizing reference assistance.

Published
1995

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