This story raises a number of issues relevant to information literacy and freedom of information. What do you think?
Child protection or censorship? - Latest News - Kentucky.com
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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- Ginny Heinrich
- I'm a Reference & Instruction Librarian at Macalester College and instructor at Minneapolis Community and Technical College, where I teach in the Information Studies department.
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I'm sure you can imagine that I think these two women are interfering busybodies, who don't understand library ethics.
ReplyDeleteYou raise an interesting point. In reading several blogs/discussion list posts, there's a tendency for some MLIS-holders to say something to the effect of, "Well, they're paraprofessionals, and what do you expect?" Whenever I've had an opportunity, I've interjected to say, "If they had come through our program at MCTC, I would expect some professional ethics." :)
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