The Government Records Transparency and Accountability group hosted Amy West for a special presentation entitled “The GOP and the 2020 Census: Why count the population you
This post comes to us from new group facilitators Leigh Bonds and Alex Gil. Leigh Bonds is the Digital Humanities Librarian at The Ohio State University
This post comes to us from new group facilitators Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. Yasmeen Shorish is an Associate Professor and the Data Services Coordinator at
This post comes from Themba Flowers, on behalf of the DLF AIG Cultural Assessment Working Group. He is currently the Director of Digital Scholarship Services
This post comes to us from Rachel Mattson, the lead organizer of the DLF interest group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Rachel works in the Archives
Professional development doesn’t always take the form of a course or a tutorial to learn a new skill. Sometimes, what we need is an informal
Call for participation in data collection for the Digitization Cost Calculator Background Digitization is a costly business — estimating expenses associated with a given digitization
Written by Julie Hardesty , Anna Neatrour, Bria Parker, and Liz Woolcott. Metadata can be extremely useful and also amazingly confusing. Even minds prone to
By: Genya O’Gara (Virtual Library of Virginia), Elizabeth Kelly (Loyola University New Orleans), Caroline Muglia (University of Southern California), Ayla Stein
This post comes to us from Ruth Tillman, Digital Collections Librarian at the University of Notre Dame’s Hesburgh Libraries and organizer of a new working group
This information was provided by Joyce Chapman, Assessment Coordinator at Duke University, who helped coordinate the update of the Cost Calculator. The DLF Assessment Interest
This update comes to us from Micah Vandegrift, Florida State University’s Director of Digital Scholarship. Micah heads up the Office of Digital Research and Scholarship (DRS),