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Soaring to excellence. People watching with a purpose meeting needs before they need it

Soaring to excellence. People watching with a purpose meeting needs before they need it

Soaring to Excellence (15th : 2008 February 8 : Glen Ellyn, Ill.)
DVD 2008

Public, school, and academic libraries are re-visioning their roles in communities, moving beyond creating services for patrons and partnering with community members in building meaningful experiences by taking an "asset-based," grassroots view and advocating the use of a "community informatics" model toward library services.

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Explore Topics & Themes:
Consumer behavior Forecasting
Libraries and community
Libraries and society
Library planning United States
Public services (Libraries)
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Description:
1 videodisc (90 min.) : sound, color ; 12 cm
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Other Title:
Meeting needs before they need it [DVD]
Soaring to Excellence, people watching with a purpose [DVD]
Also known as: Soaring to excellence 2008
Soaring to excellence 2008 theme: Mapping the library landscape, every library worker a trendspotter
Notes:
Title from credits, disc label and container
Project directors, Linda Slusar, Sharon Comstock; electronic graphics, Lauren Fox ; camera operators, Jerry Robison ... [et al.] ; editors, Jim Nocera, Jennifer Hausheer
Moderator & host, Pam Klein ; presenters: Ann Bishop and Nancy Kranich
Teleconference originally broadcast February 8, 2008
DVD
Contents:
Community informatics / Ann Bishop
Civic engagement / Nancy Kranich
Control Number:
767867
Other Authors:
Bishop, Ann P
College of DuPage Press
College of DuPage. Library
College of DuPage. Library Learning Network
College of DuPage. Multimedia Services
College of DuPage. Office of Special Services
College of DuPage. Satellite Network
Klein, Pam
Kranich, Nancy C
Kuhs, Ed
Nocera, Jim
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