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The Power of One

The Power of One. And yet it takes a dynamic duo to present this program . Judy Calhoun, Director Southeast Arkansas Regional Library & Anna Bates, Assistant Director Stuttgart Public Library. 1 In 3 Librarians in the world works in a One Person Library – Siess, 2006 .

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The Power of One

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  1. The Power of One And yet it takes a dynamic duo to present this program Judy Calhoun, Director Southeast Arkansas Regional Library & Anna Bates, Assistant Director Stuttgart Public Library

  2. 1 In 3 Librarians in the world works in a One Person Library – Siess, 2006

  3. superpowers

  4. Time Manipulation

  5. Duplication

  6. Summoning

  7. Merging

  8. Omniscience

  9. Mind Control

  10. 1. Superheroes never give up. 2. Superheroes always get the job done. 3. Superheroes are the best at what they do. 4. Superheroes have a purpose that is crystal clear. 5. Superheroes are NOT flawless. 6. Superheroes do not seek glory. 7. Superheroes help others. 8. Superheroes can do it by themselves, but are more powerful in teams. 9. Superheroes’ true strength comes from their character. 10. Superheroes accomplish huge feats. 10 Traits Librarians Share with Super Heroes

  11. Books Smallwood, Carol & Clapp, Melissa. (2011). How to Thrive as a Solo Librarian. Scarecrow Press. Lewis, Linda. (2013). Effective Time Management (Management Skills). Vizenio S.R.L. (Free to read on Amazon Prime). Siess, Judith. (2006). The New OPL Sourcebook: A Guide for Solo and Small Libraries. Information Today, Inc. St. Clair, Guy & Williamson, Joan. (1995). Managing the New One-Person Library (Information Services Management). Bowker-Saur. Super librarian utility belt

  12. Blogs The Proverbial Lone Wolf Librarian - http://lonewolflibrarian.wordpress.com/ Flying Solo (SLA Solo Librarians Division) - http://solo.sla.org/ OPL Plus (not just for OPL’s anymore) - http://opls.blogspot.com/ Wikis http://wiki.sla.org http://wiki.sla.org/display/Toronto/Solot+Librarians Super librarian utility belt

  13. Listservs: SOLOLIB-L: http://listserv.silverplatter.com/archives/sololib-l.html ARSL: ARSL_MEMBERSHIP@listserv.amrms.com ALA: http://www.ala.org Association for Library Service to Children: http://www.ala.org/alsc/ Young Adult Library Services Association: http://www.ala.org/yalsa/ Your State’s Library Association listserv Super librarian utility belt

  14. Websites Fantastic Fiction - http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/ Order in the Library - http://web.archive.org/web/20070127034103/http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/s2s/utopia/library4/src/library4.swf Organizations: SOLO Librarian Division, Special Libraries Association Suggested Continual Reading: Library Journal Your State’s Library Association publication Super librarian utility belt

  15. Judy Calhoun dirsearl01@gmail.com Anna Bates stuttgart006@centurytel.net Photos courtesy of Flickr Contact Us!

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