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- The Power of Introverts: A Manifesto for Quiet Brilliance
- An Introvert's Guide to Networking
- Giving introverts permission to be themselves
- Consensus Decision-Making and its Possibilities in Libraries
- Disruption and Implications
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- You Probably Don't Have a Social Media Expert
- From Stacks to the Web: the Transformation of Academic Library Collecting
- Ebooks on Fire: Controversies Surrounding Ebooks in Libraries
- Our College Education System Serves Its Purpose. And Maybe That's the Problem
- Jeffrey Schnapp: Envisioning Bibliotheca 2.0: One of the Most Exciting Design Tasks of Our Era
- This Is What A Scientist Looks Like
- The 'Be Yourself' Myth
- Behind the Digital Curtain
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Introversion is a loaded word. Just look it up in the dictionary and here's what you'll find:
Introversion: The state or tendency toward being wholly or predominantly concerned with and interested in one's own mental life
This one seems to be making the rounds among blogs that I frequent. Given that it's Saturday, when I usually don't post anything that requires serious writing, it's a perfect day to let the sheep in me have free reign and follow the flock, taking this test:
Your Sesame Street Persona:
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