Hi All,
I am looking for a document I seem to remember seeing some time in the past
that uses the Competencies of Law Librarianship (
http://www.aallnet.org/prodev/competencies.asp) and provides a framework for
evaluating whether a librarians is qualified either as entry level,
competent, or an expert in each of the individual competencies (these
categories may vary in title - but it seems there were three).
I remember this document as being about 50 - 75 pages. It seems like I only
saw it in paper - and maybe in a draft form. It made a huge impressison on
me - but, not enough to keep track of it. And now, I cant seem to find it
anywhere (hopefully not a statement on my competency or age/memory?)
If anyone knows of this document, or where I might find it - I would
appreciate any leads.
-- E.H. Uwe "Ed" Beltz, JD, MSLS Associate Director for Law Library and Computing Texas Tech University Law Library 1802 Hartford Ave Lubbock, TX 79409 phone: 806-742-3990 extension 286 uwe.beltz@ttu.edu
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