Collaborative blogging : a sustainable professional development and networking tool

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Truesdale, A., Lovas, N., & Krstevska, S. (2019). Collaborative blogging : a sustainable professional development and networking tool. Ncla Biennial Conference.
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Three academic librarians, from three institutions, blog together to share their perspectives on the inspiration and challenges they face as business specialists. Through peer collaboration and reflective blogging they are learning and expanding their professional knowledge, skills and network at minimal cost to the university while bolstering their virtual professional profile and impact. See how they manage the project, create original content and encourage engagement amongst peers.

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Collaborative blogging : a sustainable professional development and networking tool

Author(s)

Truesdale, Angel
Lovas, Nancy
Krstevska, Summer

UNC Charlotte Affiliate Type

Faculty

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1 online resource

Date Created

2019

Material Type

Conference poster

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conference proceedings

Resource Type

text

Abstract

Three academic librarians, from three institutions, blog together to share their perspectives on the inspiration and challenges they face as business specialists. Through peer collaboration and reflective blogging they are learning and expanding their professional knowledge, skills and network at minimal cost to the university while bolstering their virtual professional profile and impact. See how they manage the project, create original content and encourage engagement amongst peers.

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Academic libraries
Business librarians
Career development
Blogs

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NCLA biennial conference

Language

English

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