E8 Susan Currie: How Librarians Can Help You Manage Informational Chaos

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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What Is It About Your Skills as a Librarian?

04:23 • 2min

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Are Libraries Really Good at Mystery Searches?

06:45 • 2min

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The Myth of the Librarian With the Glasses and the Bun

08:30 • 5min

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How Did You Become a Librarian?

13:40 • 2min

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What Are the Benefits of Going to a Librarian?

15:40 • 6min

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Why Do Librarians Gain So Much Knowledge?

21:29 • 4min

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Is There Any Other Question That You Loved as a Reference Librarian?

25:12 • 2min

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How Do You Develop Research Skills in a Public Library?

27:11 • 3min

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Is There a Way to Assess the Accuracy of Online Resources?

30:24 • 3min

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The Problem With Search Engine Optimization Is Verifiability

33:30 • 3min

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Libraries Have a Responsibility to Teach Information Literacy

36:33 • 1min

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Is the Internet Changing Society?

38:03 • 2min

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How the Internet Has Changed the Community

40:03 • 4min

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Is There a Negative Effect of the Internet on Society?

44:15 • 3min

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Is There a Healthy Relationship With Technology?

47:23 • 4min

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Is There an Up and a Down for Every Single Tool?

51:35 • 2min

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The Power of the Internet

53:51 • 1min

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Creating Your Own Research Database

55:17 • 5min

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Is There a Generational Difference?

01:00:10 • 4min

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The Generational Difference

01:04:06 • 3min

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Is Obsidian a Generational Difference?

01:06:54 • 2min

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Are Libraries a Powerful Resource?

01:08:29 • 2min

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What's Your Favorite Jane Austen Book?

01:10:41 • 3min