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Donna Bills

Slide presentation for Region 11 Library Harvest on collaborative projects for librarians

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We Have Seen the Cavalry… … And It is Us. (Apologies to Walt Kelly, Pogo and the grammarians among us)

Join forces with librarians… … all over the world .

Creative ways to make yourself indispensible,

And prepare your students for the 21 st century.

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Together

1. Together Librarians Collaborating

2. Feel Alone?

3. No Help?

4. Tight Budget? www.rentvine.com

5. Trapped by the Little Things?

6. Need Rescuing?

7. We Have Seen the Cavalry… … And It is Us. (Apologies to Walt Kelly, Pogo and the grammarians among us)

8. Don’t Hide!

9. Recruits Needed

10. Join forces with librarians… … all over the world .

11. Share practical solutions,

12. Positive energy,

13. Creative ways to make yourself indispensible,

14. And prepare your students for the 21 st century.

15. Don’t reinvent the wheel.

16. Collaborate!

17. Start Small

18. You don’t have to be perfect.

19. You can make mistakes.

20. You don’t have to change the world.

21. But who knows what we can do, together!

22.

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