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Dispatches from PLA 2014: Big Ideas with Amy Cuddy

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Dispatches from PLA 2014—Library Makerspaces: Building Community through Participatory Learning

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Dispatches from PLA 2014 — Diversifying Your Workforce

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Dispatches from PLA 2014 — Engagers, Innovators, Life-Long Learners, and Facilitators: Hiring Staff for the 21st Century Library

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Dispatches from PLA 2014 — Want Collaboration? Engage Your Community

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Dispatches from PLA 2014 — Crafting Excellence: Using Research to Build the Best User Experience

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Dispatches from PLA 2014 — Making It Interpersonal: Using New Media in Storytime

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Dispatches from PLA 2014 — Building Instead of Blocking: Employing Soft Skills in Your Work Environment

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Dispatches from PLA 2014 — Tools for Winning at the Ballot Box

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