“Creativity Fellowships for Undergraduates: A Pilot Program” by Richard J. Ring; “New Works from Old Formats: Teaching the History of Print” by Marten Stromberg; “Original to Digital Surrogates, Using Rare Books” by Danelle ...

“The Enigma of Email Archives: Processing & Discovery” by Glynn Edwards; “Expanded Libraries: Developing Experimental Media Collections with Embedded Partners” by James P. Ascher; “Expanded Libraries: Managing Experimental ...

Scholars rely on access to primary sources and other library materials to further their research. Our cultural resources can be obscured when they are described improperly, buried in silos, or otherwise constrained. Our ...

Libraries and archives are the custodians of recorded knowledge, historically dominated by ink and paper. As bytes and plastic outpace these traditional formats in many collections, where does that leave our long-held ...

Archival collections assessment is the systematic, purposeful gathering of quantitative and qualitative information about archival collections. It is undertaken for any of a variety of purposes, including appraisal (and ...

We all know that we should use standards, but how do you make the switch between traditional cataloging standards and new metadata standards for the digital environment? Standards can also be applied differently in different ...

Learn to love linked data through web-centric strategies for sharing metadata, promoting network-level discovery, and interlinking records in new ways. Building on considerable interest in progressive bibliography, RDA, ...

Audiovisual collections present many challenges to special collections librarians who have been trained to work with ink and paper. The vast number of formats that exist, the often obsolete technologies required for playback, ...

Audiovisual collections present many challenges to special collections librarians who have been trained to work with ink and paper. The vast number of formats that exist, the often obsolete technologies required for playback, ...