Shift emphasis from title to work #49
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So much of the usefulness of Git & GitHub for library work extends to any kind of role in the library. By decreasing the emphasis on the professional title "librarian" and increasing focus on the work that you can accomplish with these tools, this lesson is friendlier to any participants, not just those with an MLS degree or who have "professional" positions.
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Oh hey, I'd forgotten about this one! Yes, I still feel this change should be made, and it still looks good to me. Thank you for asking! |
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Sorry for the delay! This looks good to go and thanks @sharilaster @katrinleinweber ! |
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I found this in data-lessons/library-git-DEPRECATED#54. Please find the description there.
@sharilaster: Apologies for this almost getting lost due to migrating the repo here. Please have a renewed look at the changes. Do they still reflect what you suggested back then?