Congratulations to all who participated in local VYT programmes in 2023 and those who made it to the international final!
Awards announcement up on our website tomorrow 🥳🏆🎬🎓
Congratulations to all Visualise Your Thesis International 2023 participants! #VYT2023 had an epic 23 entrants worldwide.
Thank you to judges @DrDavidPhipps & @SiouxsieW, sponsors @digitalsci & @figshare, & also to @AeRO_eREsearch for hosting the awards.
See you for #VYT2024!
🥉3rd Place in Visualise Your Thesis International 2023 is Tara Crandon for “Weathering the Storm”: Understanding Climate Anxiety and Coping in Young People, UQ @UQ_News@UQ_Library @tarajaneart
📽️https://t.co/BLvZxOY1YC #VYT2023#eResAU2023@digitalsci@figshare @AeRO_eREsearch
Today I read: Knowledge acquisition throughout the lifecycle: product and industry learning frameworks
Not sure if this is very useful or very not. Essentially, people learn in different ways at different times.
Today I read: "They Don't Necessarily Play Nice with Power Structure": Experiences in a Critical Librarianship Reading Group
What a way to start. Welcome back, I guess 🙃
I feel those frustration points of theory-heavy praxis-light CritLib. (Of which i contribute minimal output)
Today I (re)read: The Laugh of the Medusa (Hélène Cixous, 1976).
Ending my 2022 Reads with how I started. Determined to head into the future, cackling.
Today I read: Proactive Institutional Repository Collection Development Techniques: Archiving Gold Open Access Articles and Metadata Retrieved with Web Scraping
Outlines how and why web scraping was used to find, clean, and ingest items into an institutional repository