Blogs and their content – Readers’ Advisory Services

Generally Library blogs are usually an online journal tool and can be used to record individual or group experiences, observations, reflections, impressions, opinions, questions and research notes across a range of subjects. Blogs allow the author to display postings in chronological order. A blog allows other participants to comment on postings, creating a networked community of contributors with similar interests.

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Talking about books – small group discussion around readers advisory hot topics – Readers’ Advisory Services

Talking about books – small group discussion around readers advisory hot topics – Readers’ Advisory Services.

Introduction to non-fiction readers advisory work – Readers’ Advisory Services

Introduction to non-fiction readers advisory work – Readers’ Advisory Services.