The Evolution of Data Scientists
The demand for big data, artificial intelligence, (AI) and other cutting-edge technologies are surging in the market. This results in a growth in data […]
Let’s Take a Road Trip
The 2019 Road Trip Symposium, hosted by the Route 66 Chapter of the Special Libraries Association (SLA), features a keynote address by Stephen Abram, librarian […]
Digital Curriculum
Digital technology is commonplace in education these days, beginning earlier than you can imagine. Kindergartners are being introduced to technological learning aids through the use […]
Academic Publishing and Their Editors
There are many challenges in and around academic or scholarly publishing – open access, firewalls, plagiarism, etc. Editing is at the heart of scholarly […]
Standards and Taxonomies
Consistency is so important in every aspect of business. When considering the software tools and systems to best support efficient and collaborative document control […]
Open Access and Ownership
Open access has been a hot topic of late. Our friends over at The Scholarly Kitchen brought this interesting information to us in their article, […]
Social Justice and Knowledge Organization
My world can be a juxtaposition of social issues and technological insights. Once in a great while, those two worlds collide. This interesting topic came […]
Taxonomy Under Attack
Taxonomy is the science of naming, describing and classifying. Typically you think of taxonomies when it comes to organisms such as plants, animals and […]
The Dark Side of Social Media
Social media is a fantastic tool to connect personally with friends and family, and groups with common interests. For businesses, social media can make […]
Can Taxonomies Evolve?
I recently read an article about a debate around the appropriate pieces of what is classified as a sandwich. No, I am not joking.
Jimmy […]