Implementing LibGuides’ Publishing Workflow: Three Easy Steps
Abstract
In 2022, Urszula Lechtenberg of the University of Pittsburgh and Helene Gold of the
New College of Florida presented on “When All You Have Is a Hammer, Everything
Looks Like a LibGuide” at LOEX.1 They began their legendary presentation with an Airing
of Grievances. The word cloud that was collectively developed in that room matches my
LibGuides notes/conspiracy board to the letter: “messy,” “overused,” “not a methodology,”
“TABS ARE THE WORST,” “long list of links,” “students don’t use them,” “pedagogical
crutch,” etc.
New College of Florida presented on “When All You Have Is a Hammer, Everything
Looks Like a LibGuide” at LOEX.1 They began their legendary presentation with an Airing
of Grievances. The word cloud that was collectively developed in that room matches my
LibGuides notes/conspiracy board to the letter: “messy,” “overused,” “not a methodology,”
“TABS ARE THE WORST,” “long list of links,” “students don’t use them,” “pedagogical
crutch,” etc.
Copyright Kate McManus
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