Creating a Web research guide: collaboration between liaisons, faculty and students

Abstract

This article discusses the efforts of two liaison librarians at William Russell Pullen Library, Georgia State University, to build a long‐term, sustainable partnership among teaching faculty, graduate students, and librarians in the development and maintenance of a Web‐based research guide for world history. The projects’ goals are: to provide access to the resources available at Pullen Library; to serve as a gateway to resources available on the Internet; and to showcase student contributions, including bibliographies and annotations of Web sites. The project is an organic endeavor, with the Web site’s organization open to periodic review and modification. Continuous discussions and mutual criticisms have marked the progress of the project. The authors see the success of this venture as a way to collaborate with more faculty, and increase the level of student participation on an ongoing basis.

Citation

Sugarman, T.S. and Demetracopoulos, C. (2001), "Creating a Web research guide: collaboration between liaisons, faculty and students", Reference Services Review, Vol. 29 No. 2, pp. 150-157. https://doi.org/10.1108/00907320110394218