Rachel Singer Gordon: NextGen Libs


I blogged this before but it deserves a close re-read. Gordon gets it!

http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA379266

She writes: “In order to keep up with constant change, our profession has the responsibility for integrating the contributions and perspectives of younger librarians into the field. The best way to start is by adopting their perspectives on and comfort with a variety of technological advances.”

IM anyone? Unwired PDAs anyone? Walking Paper anyone?
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