Embedded Librarianship Part 2: A case study from Spain
Jinfo Article
1st March 2011
Abstract
Librarians have struggled hard to be recognised as a profession in Spain, despite LIS being a five-year degree, but progress is now being made thanks to the introduction of embedded librarianship in some universities. Using the skills they already have but applying them in a different environment is adding value and making librarians irreplaceable.
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