Customer relationship management for readers’ advisory
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
Bienvenue à la Bibliotheque: Anglophone and francophone perspectives on French-language services (Part 2)
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
Chat GPT: threat or menace?
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
In Memory of Sharron Smith: Public Libraries Champion
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
Meaford’s New Main Library Branch – Creating a Village Library
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
Family reconfiguration through a queer lens: My Sometimes Dad
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
What is a social worker’s place in the library?
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
Preserving freedom of expression in our libraries
This month, Trevor Deck walks us through the library’s collection development mandates, scope and goals.
Reviving the Pages: Open Shelf Magazine Returns!
The team at Open Shelf has returned after our end-of-summer break reinvigorated. We enjoyed our “time off,” but are just as excited to meet the challenges and joys of the autumnal season.
What’s new in Open Shelf: October 2021
The team at Open Shelf has returned after our end-of-summer break reinvigorated. We enjoyed our “time off,” but are just as excited to meet the challenges and joys of the autumnal season.
What’s new in Open Shelf: September 2021
The team at Open Shelf has returned after our end-of-summer break reinvigorated. We enjoyed our “time off,” but are just as excited to meet the challenges and joys of the autumnal season.
What’s new in Open Shelf: July 2021
We envisioned this year’s July issue to be an inaugural attempt at creating a contributor-driven “unconference issue.” And while this month’s issue is a compact one, I think its contents speak to the spirit of an unconference—user-driven conversations and knowledge-sharing that span a wide range of topics, media and scope, engaged with at our own pace.
What’s new in Open Shelf: June 2021
In this month’s issue of Open Shelf, we feature conversation about anti-racist practices in librarys, encouraging community during COVID and picturebooks that deal with difficult subjects honestly and effectively. Read on for these and much more!