The New Information Economy

[...]there are few formal opportunities to learn RDM skills in library schools, so health sciences librarians must rely on continuing education opportunities, often in online formats, to grow their RDM skillset. The decision tree poster prompts health sciences librarians (or any librarian interested...

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Published in:Information Outlook (Online) 2019-11, Vol.23 (6), p.1-14
Main Author: Hales, Stuart
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Baby boomers
Confidentiality
Decision trees
Educational Needs
Educational Opportunities
Health sciences
Information industry
Information professionals
Knowledge management
Labor Force
Learning
Learning Activities
Librarians
Library Personnel
Library Schools
Management Development
Medical Libraries
Professional development
Research data management
Social networks
Work Environment
Workforce
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Summary:[...]there are few formal opportunities to learn RDM skills in library schools, so health sciences librarians must rely on continuing education opportunities, often in online formats, to grow their RDM skillset. The decision tree poster prompts health sciences librarians (or any librarian interested in learning about RDM) to answer a series of questions. Specific course information is provided with the paired course so the user is aware of the course title, total cost, expected time commitment, institutional sponsorship, and required learning activities."
ISSN:1938-3819