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Resolving to Learn

By Shaunna Mireau

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2011. Time may be a philosphical construct, but it sure did seem to move quickly in 2010. As the new year approaches, many people make resolutions, including me. I am resolving to learn three new things in 2011.

  1. How to schedule time effectively for reviewing social media sources
  2. How to have a conversation in French
  3. How to renovate a document management interface so that it makes sense to both browsers and searchers

These are the extra things that I resolve to learn in 2011. As a law firm librarian, I am happy to report that I learn some new thing nearly every day.

I also resolve to learn, hopefully by the end of 2010, how to keep drywall mud out of my hair while finishing my ceilings. Off I go to practice that.

Happy New Year

Full post as published by Slaw.ca on December 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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