Newest Issue of Law Library Journal

The most recent issue of Law Library Journal (vol. 101, no. 3) is available online. It is a publication of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL).

Articles that caught my attention include:

• Inspiring Innovation: Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating the Web 2.0 Challenge by Deborah Ginsberg, Meg Kribble, and Bonnie Shucha: "The three authors created the Web 2.0 Challenge for the Computing Services Special Interest Section of AALL. In this article they describe their experience running the Challenge and the feedback from the librarians who participated in the Challenge."
• Practicing Reference...Getting Facts Straight (and Writing Well Too) by Mary Whisner: "Librarians who provide information need to ensure that they are providing the best information and that they are communicating it as accurately as possible. Ms. Whisner reviews some situations where things can go wrong and ways to make sure that they don’t."
• Managing by the Book...Plays Well with Others? by Jean M. Holcomb: "From our earliest school days, we have been evaluated on our ability to play well with others. Now, more than ever, the prosperity of our careers and our institutions rests on our ability to cooperate, coordinate, and collaborate."