Classic Posts Summer – Entertaining Video by Librarians Tells a Story
Our regular blogger is out of commission while recovering from surgery. Please enjoy this classic blog post and be sure to watch the video!
Entertaining […]
The Power of a Library
You can’t be in the world of information science and not appreciate libraries of any form or fashion. This interesting one was brought to […]
Movie Night Looks Different
Streaming has been popular for awhile, but with the social distancing and self-quarantining it has increased exponentially. Consumers have thousands of movies and shows […]
COVID-19 Mini Thesaurus Available
Access Innovations has created a COVID-19 mini-thesaurus and it is freely available to everyone. It can be downloaded here.
This valuable resource will help those […]
Classification and Taxonomies
Taxonomies and classification. These two terminologies are frequently used interchangeably but they are not the same thing. It could be very confusing to understand […]
Digital Library – Free and Searchable
The UC Berkeley Library recently launched its Digital Collections website. This portal into the Library’s growing collection of digitized materials is fully searchable and free to […]
Libraries are Giving Open Lending
All emergency response should involve books. This interesting topic came to us from Publisher’s Lunch in their article, “Internet Archive Grants Itself Emergency Copyright […]
The Effect of the Coronavirus on Libraries
The thought of closing libraries feels like a chapter in the worst apocalyptic novel we have ever read. But this is our current reality, […]
New Product Marries Libraries and Machine Learning
San Francisco-based Fast.ai recently released version 1.0 of “fastai,” a set of code libraries designed to radically simplify writing machine learning tasks. ZD Net brought this […]
New Partnership Improves Academic Library Access
SAGE Publishing recently acquired Lean Library and its associated products to promote the value of the academic library to patrons. This interesting information came to us […]