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Metrics for Government Libraries - Program Summary

One of the most popular sessions of the Government Information Division's 2008 SLA annual conference program was titled "Metrics! Metrics! Metrics!" If you could not squeeze into the overcrowded room for that session or could not make it to Seattle, check out Chris Zammarelli's excellent summary at Government Librarians Get Savvy: Metrics! Metrics! Metrics!, newly posted to the DGI website's What's New section.

peggygarvin on August 20, 2008 in Annual Conference |

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