You can listen to the one-hour podcast at http://t.co/vAjXsO64 According the Paul Signorelli, this was one of the best ones ever (but he may be biased). Thanks to Maurice for hosting. Marianne and Paul, I always enjoy talking with you!
Jill
P.S. – We’re jokingly starting a competition for “I Want To Be Maurice's Personal Librarian”. What do you think the application process should be?
Jill Hurst-Wahl
President | Hurst Associates, Ltd. | hu...@HurstAssociates.com
Cell: (315) 243-4403 |Twitter: Jill_HW
Jill is also a member of the Syracuse Univ. School of Information Studies and
serves as the director of the School’s Library & Information Science Program.
It should have multiple entry points (e.g., both a live audio or visual component along with opportunities for informal chat)It should be somewhat faciliated, but also be free-flowing, and it should be completely beyond Maurice's controlIt should be structured as well as open to last-minute changes depending on the whims of the judges and all who applyIt should be limited to a 60-minute period to complete the application process.All decisions of the judge--obviously someone other than Maurice; why should we allow a/the major stakehold to have any participation in the process?--should be final and irrevocable, and the entire process should be archived so that those who are not able to participate in the live version should be able (and required) to view/listen to the archived version of the competition.And there should definitely be a word limit placed on all submissions.
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