Traitor?
Elon, if you don’t understand that defending freedom is a basic tenet of what makes America great and keeps us safe, maybe you should leave it to those of us who do.
Our paper "Longitudinal Associations between Online Usage of Library-Licensed Content and Undergraduate Student Performance" was accepted for 7/2024 (!) publication in College & Research Libraries. Preprint can be read now at Deep Blue https://t.co/xioEalvNbV @crl_acrl
If Twitter’s current free fall into absurdity has done nothing else, it’s gotten me to sign up for new social media sites for the first time in, oh, a decade. Maybe Post will do the trick? https://t.co/DAQXy91aBk
My colleague @heidi_sb wrote a fantastic description of her web content analysis process: "Starting with Understanding for a Blogs Platform Redesign." https://t.co/Lo4XKcLguo
Curious about the recent history of hackathons in libraries? Learn all about it in “Hackathons and Libraries: The Evolving Landscape 2014-2020”, published in ITAL: https://t.co/SmXXUmYiD3 #CoreReads#makerspaces
Providing web access to digitized collections when connectivity is limited, in “Developing a Minimalist Multilingual Full-text Digital Library Solution for Disconnected Remote Library Partners,” in ITAL: https://t.co/lBQHzukxHr #CoreReads#diglib @ToddDigby
What does it take to build a modern infrastructure for digital preservation? Learn more in “A 21st Century Technical Infrastructure for Digital Preservation”, published in ITAL: https://t.co/t2fSkR7aQU #CoreReads#diglib
Using Linked Data to improve access to digital cultural heritage collections for scholarly communities and underrepresented user groups. Read about it in “Bridging the Gap”, published in ITAL: https://t.co/hS3kt9g4hG #CoreReads#LinkedData @jasonboczar
How do academic libraries describe their DEI plans on their websites? Learn more in “Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Statements on Academic Library Websites” in ITAL https://t.co/K8biNoQedl #CoreReads @Etothe2power
Wicked problems analysis applied to libraries’ support for virtual & extended reality (VR/XR), in “Black, White, and Grey: The Wicked Problem of Virtual Reality in Libraries” in ITAL https://t.co/jju2d7EK6w #CoreReads@jillern
Learn about using the Stateful Library Analysis and Migration system (SLAM) to migrate records from one digital library or repository system to another in this ITAL article: https://t.co/CrwpX2XTNB #CoreReads@adrop
How a library implemented Ex Libris’ Leganto product to aid the move to online teaching and learning because of COVID-19. Read about it in “A Rapid Implementation of a Reserve Reading List Solution”, published in ITAL: https://t.co/pXT5GBqoN7 #CoreReads
How a library adjusted chat service staffing in response to the COVID-19 shutdown in March 2020. Read about it in “Expanding and Improving Our Library’s Virtual Chat Service”, published in ITAL: https://t.co/ZvGnFle1FT #CoreReads
Learn how topic modeling can help a library understand the topics and themes of user questions submitted via library chat in “Topic Modeling as a Tool for Analyzing Library Chat Transcripts”, published in ITAL: https://t.co/ZkKb2HGBVr #CoreReads
How to steward an aging digital system to satisfy critical user and camus needs. Read about it in “Product Ownership of a Legacy Institutional Repository”, published in ITAL: https://t.co/tyIbvHpASD #TopCoreReads
The new issue of Information Technology & Libraries (ITAL) covers Automated Materials Handling for Staff and Patrons, Mitigating Bias in Metadata, Topic Modeling as a Tool for Analyzing Library Chat Transcripts & lots more - https://t.co/RKJwxPaMEG #CoreReads