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12024-02-16T22:19:40+00:00One-on-One Discussions5plain2024-02-29T22:42:49+00:00 Discussing the change with users one-on-one is beneficial and personable, as you can immediately answer any questions and offer reassurance to reduce anxieties or concerns. Near the transition date, we had one-on-one discussions with faculty members as opportunities presented. However, one-on-one discussions only reach a limited number of users who are likely already engaged with the library. They need to be part of a larger, more comprehensive strategy to reach the most users possible.
