Susan Sanders

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All things I've ever achieved have been through learning, practice, and perseverance. Learning comes from reading, teamwork, futuristic thinking, and good fortune. I am at my best when teaching people how use information they need to make decisions and solve problems. When I was a child, the hardware shop with my father was a favorite outing, so I have probably transferred my appreciation of a well-designed implement to fix things, to enjoying a well designed technology tool to help locate, access, and save information.

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An introduction to Embase

First steps towards quality improvement: a simple guide to improving services

Why UX in libraries is a thing now

Module 10: Usability Testing

Assessing for Improvement: Workshop at Duke University Libraries

A gentle introduction to meta-analysis

Evaluating clinical librarian services: a systematic review

Systematic Reviews: Context & Methodology for Librarians

Can systematic reviews help identify what works and why?

Systematic reviews

Systematic review how to- michaelmas 2013

Brief Look at Association vs causation

Heuristic Analysis For The Bentley Lib Website

How to Create Killer Pinterest Graphics with PowerPoint

Visual Design Basics

UX Unconference - Information Architecture (Susan Teague Rector)

Evidence Based Practice: Core Concepts

Designing Effective Research Assignments

Google Scholar vs. MEDLINE for Health Sciences Literature Searching

Pubmed & endnote march2012

Michelynn McKnight - Workshop Agile Librarian

Alcohol withdrawal syndrome sedation

Do you have the keys to tomorrow?

New culture of learning

Save the Cows! Cyberinfrastructure for the Rest of Us

The Role of the New Librarians

Libraries 2020: Imagining the library of the (not too distant) future

Web Content Strategy for Libraries

Discovery, discussion, demonstration

Participatory Learning and You! (PLAY!)