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Arthur Nelson MacDonald Bookplate Commissioned for Dick Hall\u27s House
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Joseph Winfred Spenceley Bookplate Commissioned for Charles E. Cameron (1 of 3)
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Joseph Winfred Spenceley Bookplate Commissioned for Library of the University of California
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Joseph Winfred Spenceley Bookplate Commissioned for Dartmouth College Library (1 of 3)
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Oscar Taylor Blackburn Bookplate Commissioned for Worrell Clarkson Junior and Katharine Abbott
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Oscar Taylor Blackburn Bookplate Commissioned for Howard Ives McMillan and Mabel Langdon
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Workshop: Designing Your Digital Exhibit and Plan
Get PDFIn this workshop for digital humanists, librarians, and archivists, you will have the opportunity to build out a digital exhibit design plan. To create our design plans, we’ll need to discuss what makes an exhibit different from other digital projects, as well as digital lifecycle concerns, DEIA pillars, rights and reproduction, and staffing recommendations. The workshop is highly interactive, so please bring questions, brainstorming, real-life scenarios, and any process concerns you may have
Forward Together: Libraries at the Intersection of AI and Open Scholarship
Get PDFThe Implications of Generative AI on Open Access (Leo S. Lo)
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) will likely alter the fundamentals of academic publishing, this presentation examines the nuanced and significant impact of AI technologies on the open access framework. We scrutinize the perspectives of key stakeholders – including publishers, libraries, and academic entities – to dissect how AI is recalibrating the economics and ethics of scholarly communication. The talk navigates through potential shifts in publishers\u27 financial strategies, the effects on library resource allocation, and the burgeoning ethical considerations that AI introduces into academic research. By offering an overview of the interplay between AI and open access, the presentation forecasts emerging trends and suggests strategic responses for effectively embracing these developments in the academic world. Centering Academic Libraries to Support Open Science (Lorraine J Haricombe)
Academic libraries have a long and strong history of supporting openness, most notably open access, open educational resources, research data management services and policy development. Thanks to planning grants from the Andrew F. Sloan Foundation, several universities have recently created an Open Science program Office (OSPO) as a central organizational structure to foster a culture of open collaboration and knowledge sharing aligned with their institution’s mission. This presentation will briefly explore the evolution of the role of academic libraries as key stakeholders to support open science and the OSPO as a single, branded, and coordinated effort across the campus to mentor, encourage, and enable increased depth of participation in the open science
Ismael Smith i Mari Bookplate Commissioned for Joseph Nathan Kane (2 of 2)
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Ismael Smith i Mari Bookplate Commissioned for Isaac Smith (1 of 3)
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