The new UCLA Library website has LAUNCHED! ๐โจ Featuring a user-friendly, accessible experience, it's now easier to find library services, resources, and research assistance, as well as search the collections and explore unique content ๐ฅ๐ ๐ https://t.co/inFb2MHoNy ๐
Re-sharing the Call for Applications: 2023 Virtual LEADING Fellowship (#LIS Education And #DataScience Integrated Network Group). Open to early-to-mid career library professionals and PhD students. Apply by Feb. 28 at:
https://t.co/pxzEYGMFYh
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Call for Applications: 2023 Virtual LEADING Fellowship (#LIS Education And #DataScience Integrated Network Group). Open to early-to-mid career library professionals and PhD students. Apply by Feb. 28 at
https://t.co/Dzl6T9Dr3Q
#LEADINGDataSci
Wow!! What an amazing special issue!!! ๐ I am deeply grateful to have had the opportunity to work with such an extraordinary group of co-authors!!! Can't wait to read all of these articles!!! Thanks @nope4evr for making it happen!!!
@windloochie Not exactly what you asked for, but hopefully related - in this jd we sought to use "ability to" in places that might have had "experience with" in the qualifications as part of an overall effort at more inclusive language: https://t.co/xCiILJnCRG
Lead for Inclusive Design @ucsdlibrary - I'm so excited to start recruiting for this position! I'm hoping it is a compelling opportunity to work with an amazing team on inclusive and equitable design. Let me know if you have any questions!! https://t.co/xCiILJnCRG
@catladylib @renromana@nishamody @abumeeiz @wynncondition @sage_n_bloom @CRL_ACRL Agreeee! So grateful for this collaboration!!! I feel very lucky to have had this chance to work with such an extraordinary group of co-authors. And seeing the special issue TOC? Wow! Really looking forward to reading it all!!
If you've been looking for the list of "Which Senators Have Taken the Most NRA Money?" and the site is down, you can access the cached version on google as an interim solution:
https://t.co/trEP16j0XZ
@mazarines my favorite thing about https://t.co/abq6N2Bbih is the participatory design approach we followed to build it. When the advisors sketched their designs, they emphasized a focus on people and narrative + organization based on research process. It was a super fun project to work on!
Help us imagine everything that the UC San Diego Library could be! What would you make different? What would you keep the same? Submit your ideas to our IdeaWave through Friday 1/28 to be entered to win one of five sweet Library-branded swag bags: https://t.co/q1d2LMkBt0.
[New!]: "Equitable but Not Diverse: Universal Design for Learning is Not Enough," by Amanda Roth, Gyatri Singh (posthumous), and Dominique Turnbow: https://t.co/i17PfifgyY
Interesting exploration of the connections between the acrl frames and zines โ particularly the points about exploring the value of locally produced and distributed knowledge in @kendracukes's โก๏ธtalk โIntegrating Zines into Online Teachingโ #ccli2021
Great lens on affordable learning solutions and #OER from @xiaodingyiyi@elizacheney in the "Closing Doors but Opening Access: How to Boost Equity during a Pandemic" โก๏ธ-talk #ccli2021 See https://t.co/E5AFwjSwWJ for more info!
The 4-S framework (Situation, Strategies, Support, Self-Care) shared in "Beyond Traditional Library Outreach" at #CCLI2021 is definitely an interesting alternative to the typical/traditional information-centered approach to organizing research support and student info resources