I posted recently about the importance of publishing, and in that post I talked about reflection and how important I think that process is. And in my last post, I focused on evaluation – and reflection is a key tool in the personal evaluation toolkit.
So I was interested today to see a tweet about a new article on reflection and Evidence Based Library and Information Practice (EBLIP). EBLIP rock star Andrew Booth has just published an article called Upon reflection: five mirrors of evidence based practice.
Whether you’re for or against (or perhaps ambivalent about) EBLIP, this article is well worth a read.
via @dkouf
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