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The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes BethAnn Zambella, director of libraries at Denison, presenting “The Once and Future Library.”
In this talk, Zambella discusses a variety of topics including what the “Open” movement means for libraries and Denison (including the Lever Press, Institutional Repositories, and the Open Textbook Network), a sneak peek at the library’s spring focus group results and “Design Thinking” and libraries.
In this talk, Zambella discusses a variety of topics including what the “Open” movement means for libraries and Denison (including the Lever Press, Institutional Repositories, and the Open Textbook Network), a sneak peek at the library’s spring focus group results and “Design Thinking” and libraries.
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United States
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