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Main Author: Weldon, Lorette S. J.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2007
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ778806
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author Weldon, Lorette S. J.
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contents My Virtual Assistant Saves the Day Weldon, Lorette S. J. Library Personnel Library Administration Governance Academic Libraries Journal Articles The author is a library director whose job is to develop, organize, manage, and operate a repository for research and scholarship in the area of higher education governance. She works on both the physical and online collections. It was a big job for her even when she had an assistant. But when her assistant left, it was nearly impossible for her to keep up. She needed help in order to: (1) periodically update the library database; (2) answer routine requests for information; (3) manage periodicals, including checking in journals, claiming missing issues, and renewing subscriptions; (4) file books, reports, journal articles, and other materials both in print and digital forms; and (5) provide general assistance as needed, including phone calls. So she decided to create a virtual assistant (VA). In this article, the author shares the steps in creating a virtual assistant. (Contains 5 figures.)
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Weldon, Lorette S. J.
Library Personnel
Library Administration
Governance
Academic Libraries
Journal Articles
My Virtual Assistant Saves the Day Weldon, Lorette S. J. Library Personnel Library Administration Governance Academic Libraries Journal Articles The author is a library director whose job is to develop, organize, manage, and operate a repository for research and scholarship in the area of higher education governance. She works on both the physical and online collections. It was a big job for her even when she had an assistant. But when her assistant left, it was nearly impossible for her to keep up. She needed help in order to: (1) periodically update the library database; (2) answer routine requests for information; (3) manage periodicals, including checking in journals, claiming missing issues, and renewing subscriptions; (4) file books, reports, journal articles, and other materials both in print and digital forms; and (5) provide general assistance as needed, including phone calls. So she decided to create a virtual assistant (VA). In this article, the author shares the steps in creating a virtual assistant. (Contains 5 figures.)
title My Virtual Assistant Saves the Day
topic Library Personnel
Library Administration
Governance
Academic Libraries
Journal Articles
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ778806