For Support Staff
Occupational Outlook Handbook – Library Technician
“Library technicians both help librarians acquire, prepare, and organize material and assist users in finding information. Library technicians usually work under the supervision of a librarian, although they work independently in certain situations. Technicians in small libraries handle a range of duties; those in large libraries usually specialize. As libraries increasingly use new technologies—such as CD-ROM, the Internet, virtual libraries, and automated databases—the duties of library technicians will expand and evolve accordingly. Library technicians are assuming greater responsibilities, in some cases taking on tasks previously performed by librarians.”
Library Support Staff Resource Center from ALA
3rd Congress on Professional Education: Focus on Library Support Staff (COPE III)
Library Technicians’ and Assistants’ Interest Group (TAIG) – So you want to be a Library Technician?
“This page includes: a definition of library science, what is a library technician, where do they work, what does a library technician do, expected salary, where to get training, and a glossary of some common terms.”
Saskatchewan Association of Library Technicians (SALT)
Library Technician job descriptions, newsletter