[Eril-l] Call for PSQ Internet Resources Reviewers - Productivity Tools

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Dear colleagues,

I would like to extend a call for reviewers for the next Internet Resources
(IR) column of Public Services Quarterly. This issue’s IR column will focus
on the theme of “Productivity Tools.” The sites featured in the column
should be free resources relevant for academic, public services librarians.
Examples might include sites that help:

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   You plan and organize your work
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   With task management
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   Facilitate project management
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   With time management
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   Facilitate collaboration


Your review will need to provide an overview of the resource itself in
addition to explaining the relevance for academic, public services
librarians.

If you are interested in contributing, please send me an email (
Lee.adams at csueastbay.edu) with your idea(s) for resource(s), including the
name of the site and its URL, and/or interest in writing a review by Tuesday,
August 5, 2025. Due to the limited space in the column, preference will be
given to reviewers on a first to respond basis. If selected, your review
will be due by Thursday, August 28, 2025. Please let me know if you have
any questions - and feel free to share with interested colleagues. I look
forward to hearing from you!

Lee Adams

Internet Resources Column Editor

Public Services Quarterly


Lee Adams, MLIS, MA
E-Resources Librarian
Library Liaison to Criminal Justice; Hospitality, Recreation, & Tourism;
and Public Health
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California State University, East Bay

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