NLA Unveils “Library Labs”
The National Library of Australia (an RLG partner institution) has announced a “Library Labs” space “let our colleagues know what we are doing, to invite comments, questions and feedback and …
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The National Library of Australia (an RLG partner institution) has announced a “Library Labs” space “let our colleagues know what we are doing, to invite comments, questions and feedback and …
Read MoreYou may have already seen a press release, but in case you haven’t, I’ll first give you the gist, and then some insights into the work already underway. With the …
Read MoreToday is Mardi Gras. I have family in New Orleans, and since I’m not reveling in the streets with them, I’ve spent the day listening to WWOZ (the public jazz …
Read MoreAcross the US Thanksgiving holiday I was privileged to give the concluding talk at a symposium on library, archive, museum digitization sponsored by the Keio University Media Center (libraries). They …
Read MoreWith all of the flurry of activity around here, I forgot to mention* that the summary report from our terminologies meeting in September are now available. (Günter blogged about the …
Read MoreAs you can imagine, with our offices looking like you can see in Roy’s pictures below, it’s an attractive option to spend time elsewhere. On Wednesday, Ricky and I fled …
Read MoreAs those who have read this blog for a while will know, I am working with a sizeable group of museums on the issues around sharing descriptions and digital content …
Read MoreI have one trailing anecdote and observation from my attendance at the recent American Association of Law Libraries annual meeting based on the session Multitasking Millenials: Blessing or Curse?. The …
Read MoreI’ve just returned from the 2007 American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting in New Orleans. I spoke on “Bringing the Library to the User: the Theory” – a title …
Read MoreAt the beginning of the week, I attended the CCO Advisory Group meeting at the Getty, and I continue to be impressed with the verve of this band of visual …
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