@llmunro I use both a paper planner and Outlook and it works for me because paper = primary (gets all details, all non-work stuff, notes) and Outlook = bare minimum, just so that colleagues know when I'm available for meetings
@llmunro my recommendation is to not try for exact duplication between them but to be specific & intentional with yourself about what you'll do with each one
Hey #CAUTLibArc attendees! We now have a Discord channel so we can chat throughout the conference. DM me for the link, or the conference organizers will share it on a slide at lunch.
#ACPPUBibArc
Are you ready? 👀 We're planning a new special issue and we hope you'll submit: The Place of Teaching in Academic Librarians' work! Share your experiences and research on teaching & the contexts and issues that shape it. Proposals due 20/12/22 https://t.co/3mFJHTd6AV
UOITFA stands in solidarity with the @UniforTheUnion Local 222 workers at @GDIServices, who keep @ontariotech_u north campus clean & safe for students, staff & instructors. They’re fighting for (and deserve) a living wage, fair workload & improved working conditions! #StrikeToWin
We're hiring! One year Research & Scholarly Communication Librarian position, https://t.co/IEWOGFpZMP, emphasis on #SystematicReview support. Happy to answer any questions (I'm not on the hiring committee but I am in the RSC unit)
HALF A MILLION! 🤩 That's a lot of downloads from #WesternU's Open Access journals this past year! Congrats to all our journal editors. 👏
See what all the fuss is about at ➡️ https://t.co/EeVVdk072j ⬅️
#OpenAccess#LibraryPublishing#OJS@scholarsportal@pkp
Here, @aj_boston offers recommendations to funding agencies and research institutions to improve equity in open access. He cites "Message from the Grassroots," by Noûs, published in our last special issue: https://t.co/RYatcW4EoP
I've been using the previous day's word to start my Wordle, which mostly results in 4-5 tries to solve but every so often gives me something delightful like this:
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@copystar @djfiander I'm the one who proposed it and I regularly attend too - happy to tell you more about it. It's modeled on other online writing retreats I've done and people often share their writing playlists there but it's more of an individual sound experience.
@nicholsonkp I've suggested title changes both as peer reviewer and as editor, but I'd expect the author to decline to make the change if they felt strongly or if my suggestion wasn't in line with their intent, just like suggestions for any other part of the paper.
We're looking for a co-editor for a one-year term (renewable). This is a great opportunity to learn more about schol comm and editorial work in a supportive, collegial environment and shape the future of CJAL. Full posting https://t.co/axo6pEszqu Applications due Feb. 28
📢 New issue klaxon! Papers on: COVID-19 rapid research response, gender & authorship, fatphobia, bibliometrics, immigrant & migrant readers, ResearchGate. Our journal is 💎 open access (no fees to read or publish). Enjoy the new CJILS / RCSIB https://t.co/05zrSK2Pxk
It's here! Our latest volume, with a Special Focus on Refusing Crisis Narratives, is now available, just in time for the end-of-year break https://t.co/7ilWNoIvMZ Special thanks to our guest editor @redlibrarian