by Don Brower, Sandra Gesing, Rick Johnson, Natalie Meyers, Jessica Meyerson, and Mikala Narlock Institutional repositories (IRs) have proliferated over the past two decades. University, disciplinary, and professional society users depend on IRs for preservation and...
A Faculty Member’s Perspective on Learning Analytics By Kyle Jones, Assistant Professor, Indiana University-Indianapolis (IUPUI) School of Informatics and Computing, Department of Library and Information Science I am not unfamiliar with learning analytics. In fact,...
Faculty Perceptions on the Function of Library as an Archive: Library’s Evolving Role in Preserving Scholarly Content by Oya Y. Rieger, Senior Advisor, Ithaka S+R & Cornell Computing and Information Sciences (arXiv) One of the conclusions of the recent Ithaka S+R...
By Evan Simpson, Associate Dean for Research and Learning Services, Northeastern University Library Survey results show once again that faculty are most likely to search for scholarly information using a specific scholarly database. Libraries must continue investment...
Guest Edited by Leah Hinds, Executive Director, Charleston Conference, and Christine Wolff-Eisenberg, Manager, Surveys and Research, Ithaka S+R Table of Contents Introduction by Leah Hinds After attending the presentation premier of the Ithaka S+R 2019 Faculty Survey...
Included in this special online issue are essays written in response to the six key findings in the Executive Summary of the 2018 Ithaka S+R Faculty Survey Results. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction, by Leah Hinds (Charleston Conference) Discovery and Access: Lettie...
The New York Public Library receives $12.5 million grant From Arcadia Fund for open access project Library Technology Guides reports that "The New York Public Library has received a $12.5 million grant from Arcadia, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Library...
The New York Public Library receives $12.5 million grant From Arcadia Fund for open access project Library Technology Guides reports that "The New York Public Library has received a $12.5 million grant from Arcadia, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Library...
Charleston In Between Wednesday, July 28, 10:30 am - 3:00 pm Eastern The Charleston Conference is planning a very special “In Between” half-day virtual mini-conference event in late July to explore important late-breaking developments that can’t wait til November for...
eLife is Launching Peer Review For Preprints in Medicine (Including Public Health and Health Policy) According to infoDOCKET "... eLife is bringing its system of editorial oversight by practicing clinicians and clinician-investigators, and rigorous, consultative peer...
Enter SAGE’s 2021 Photo Contest for the Chance to Win a Registration and Travel Stipend for the Charleston Conference SAGE Publishing’s 2021 Photo Contest is now open for entries, asking academic librarians to submit a photograph depicting how their library...
