The law school librarian's role as an educator
Subtitle: leading librarians on adapting to new technologies, maximizing research skills, and helping students transition from law school to law firm
Series: Inside the minds
Publisher: Aspatore
Published: 2008
Place of publication: [Boston, Mass.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
ISBN-13: 9780314194794
Subjects: Law librarians; Law; Study and teaching; Legal research; Academic libraries
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Teaching a new dog the same old trick  -- Michelle Rigual; title: Meeting the needs of tomorrow's library user today  -- James E. Duggan; title: The director and law school librarian's role as educator  -- Joyce A. McCray Pearson; title: Constant mission: changing methods  -- Janis L. Johnston; title: Teaching effective legal research  -- Darla Jackson; title: Teaching the questions, not the answers  -- Christopher Simoni; title: The law school librarian: filling in the gaps  -- Darcy Kirk; title: Teaching the next generation of lawyers: teaching essential research skills  -- Patrick Meyer; title: Roles and status of the academic library law director  -- Barbara Bintliff; title: Working with students and faculty in the research process -- Barbara Glennan.