Someone asked us about the impact of #MuseumWeek. We showed him this video ⤵️
Then we added that this visualization was made on Twitter only -because of the tool we use.
What do you say?
This February, join IGBIS for the first in a series of hour-long conversations with leaders in the library and information profession. Watch this space! #IGBISwithLeaders
Did you attend the Intro to Digital Forensics Workshop at #BUF21 and want to help develop next year’s workshop? Join the Documentation & Training Committee!
Visit our page to learn more & join 👇: https://t.co/qn8mMohL8f
Azie Taylor Morton became Treasurer of the United States in 1977. Learn more about her life and career in today’s post on the Rediscovering Black History blog.
https://t.co/P1gOIHLEkY
#BHM2022#BHM@USTreasury
Wilma Rudolph was the 1st American woman to win 3 gold medals in the Olympics. After the 1960 Olympics in Rome, she earned the nickname “The Tornado” and was known as the fastest woman on earth.
#bhm#NationalGirlsAndWomenInSportsDay
Listened to David Weinberger from Harvard talk about the networking of data. I enjoyed his perspective. “Messiness scales meaning… Disagreement scales knowledge,” for my UMaine course DIG550, Digital Preservation.
Watching the video “What is Digital Curation” with discussions from leading experts in curation and preservation of digital objects. Really interesting perspectives from 8 years ago! @DigitCurator#DIG500
When we openly talk about mental health, we can better address it. I’m proud to stand with @kennethcolereal and the Mental Health Coalition and join the #howareyoureallychallenge. I nominate @GovMurphy — share how you are, really.