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by Philip Sites
Why routing paperwork is so important for interlibrary loan items (and all the other important numbers we need if paperwork goes missing).
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by Elissah Becknell
The 2023 Minitex Technical Services Symposium was held at the Minnesota History Center on Monday, October 30. This year's theme was "Creating a Sustainable Future in Technical Services," and featured two keynote speakers and eight breakout sessions. For those who could not join us in person, recordings are now available after completing a short request form. Read on to view statistics and comments from the event.
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by Jesus Maldonado Sanchez
The University of Minnesota seeks a Training & Organizational Development Specialist with a base salary of $70,000. This position requires a BA/BS in human resources, organization development, human resource development applied behavioral sciences, business administration, liberal arts or related field along with two years of related professional work experience.
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by Violet Fox, Sara Ring
The 23 Linked Data Things project team is delighted to announce the completion of our free, self-paced online learning project, with the publication of Thing 23: Reflections on the Future of Linked Data. This lesson shares our thoughts on the future of linked data in libraries and archives, and highlights some exciting new projects. We'd like to thank everyone who has participated and encourage you to keep sharing the project with colleagues.
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by Carla Pfahl
Minitex is seeking feedback from the library community regarding the collection of resources in eLibraryMN (ELM). The survey will close Friday, November 17. Please share your thoughts!
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by Jesus Maldonado Sanchez
This Veteran's Day, learn more about the diverse experiences of soldiers and veterans through Ebooks Minnesota and the Minnesota Digital Library, and Discover the local impact of war through the Minnesota Digital Library's "War Stories" exhibit series.
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by Zach Miller
Minitex and MLA are partnering to present this four-part series to give library staff the knowledge they need to do a better job running meetings, as well as participating in them. Professional Registered Parliamentarian Pat Reymann is leading the series. The final two sessions will take place on November 22 and December 6. Registration is free. Recordings are available for past sessions.