My library is a great place to work our students are engaged and amazing. Want to be our Undergraduate Engagement Librarian or know someone who might? Apply by March 14th. https://t.co/Rcg1SRMjxx
Highly recommend Uneasy Truces of Collection Histories poster by Kim Hoffman and Rachel Makarowski, which connects with discussions in the Unveiling Hidden Labor panel. Accessioning backlogs require real labor to manage. #RBMS21
@archivalsliver I’m embracing the idea of a backlog that entirely consists of collections that document the lives of straight cis white men and/or do nothing to complicate the dominant historical narrative. I'll gladly leave these unprocessed.
@okbolding's remark on anti-racist redescription work resonates: "A working group is a strategy. It draws a circle around work so people can claim time for it." #RBMS21
I'm interested in using the estimator to regularly calculate costs post-processing to gain a better sense of the actual vs. estimated cost of stewardship #OCLC_TCoS
A3: since reading the report and testing the impact estimator on a recently processed collection, we found that a 80 LF collection cost us over $8,000 to process 😱Shocking to actually see the number on paper. #OCLC_TCoS
Shoutout to @tynelowe and her fascinating poster about tracking down an unknown photographer. I was on the edge of my seat! #saa20 https://t.co/ZbdXbo7E4O
@widelight @meaghanoriordan I’m doing a poster for SAA about a retroactive accessioning project at UC Santa Cruz. I can send you a draft (when I make it!) if you’re interested.