
Collective collections through collective wisdom
Collective collections are strengthened through aggregated data and shared practitioner knowledge.
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Collective collections are strengthened through aggregated data and shared practitioner knowledge.
Read MoreIn this edition: Best Practices for Queer Metadata; Libraries, Integration, and New Americans Project; Safe Routes and StoryWalk® blend together at the DC Public Library.
Read MoreIn this edition: IFLA guidelines for serving displaced persons; standing up for US libraries; Binghamton University honored for work in diversity and inclusion.
Read MoreReflections from a roundtable discussion on the challenges research libraries face in resourcing and scaling research support services–and implications for library organizational structures.
Read MoreOCLC RLP Metadata Managers discussed next-generation metadata needs for those managing specialized collections and archives, including backlogs, staffing, and systems.
Read MoreLessons learned from the University of Calgary implementation of a multilingual AI chatbot that combines an LLM with RAG technology. The chatbot offers fast, consistent, 24/7 support to users and has increased library productivity.
Read MoreIn this edition: Design accessing learning interfaces for neurodiversity; reparative language project at Haverford College; U.S. National Day of Racial Healing.
Read MoreIn this edition: VU Amsterdam and inclusive collections; global accessibility laws; defending intellectual freedom from Project 2025; improving accessibility of library instruction materials.
Read MoreReflections from a leadership discussion of recent changes in archives and special collections public services programs, including pandemic-era changes in serving researchers that have significantly altered user expectations.
Read MoreLibrary teams must adapt and “futureproof” in times of rapid change. Read about tested strategies that can help.
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