How Evidence Informed Practice Changed My Life… Or at least how I think about Twitter

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by Christine Neilson
Information Specialist, St. Michael’s Hospital
Toronto, Ontario

And now for something completely different. Well, not COMPLETELY different. I was inspired by the C-EBLIP Fall Symposium – all those library professionals talking about their research, what inspires them, the highs, the lows – and decided that even though I couldn’t attend in person, I have the perfect opportunity to share my thoughts with everyone right here. I give you, How Evidence Informed Practice changed my life… Or at least how I think about Twitter. In cartoon format.

Hopefully I’ll see you all in person at a future symposium!

This following video gives the views of the author and not necessarily the views of St. Michael’s Hospital, the Centre for Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, or the University Library, University of Saskatchewan.


Audio software: Audacity 2.1.1
Presentation software: Powtoon [http://www.powtoon.com/]

5 thoughts on “How Evidence Informed Practice Changed My Life… Or at least how I think about Twitter”

  1. This is fantastic! So inspiring, both the work and the creative, engaging presentation. Thanks for posting it!

    • Oh a couple of projects – co-editing a book and just about to start something on research support in academic libraries. What about you?

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