Hi Debra,

I have been advocating for a librarian technician to support the Scholarly Communications and Resource Sharing Unit at UPEI for a little over a year and with a recent number of retirements in the Library, we have had the opportunity to revisit library technician roles. We are adding scholarly comm support to a library technician position -- it will be part circulation and part schol comm. The OER tasks that the library technician will complete are: 
-Kim

Kim Mears, MLIS, AHIP (she/her)
University of Prince Edward Island
Health Sciences & Scholarly Communications Librarian
902-566-0453 | kmears@upei.ca
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Hello,

 

Like many of you, we are always looking for ways the Library can support faculty transitioning to OER or ZTC.  I would like to hear from any libraries out there that have Library Technicians helping faculty and, if so, in what way? I���m aware of KPU���s OPUS and that is naturally what we aspire to have one day 😊

 

Warm regards,

Debra

 

Debra Flewelling (she/hers)

Open Education Librarian

604.527.5190  

debra.Flewelling@douglascollege.ca

 

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