Here is some library humor to celebrate National Library Week or any time you need a good laugh. Library people and book lovers alike are a quirky bunch. Enjoy some of our library funnies. Read more... The post Library humor to celebrate National Library Week appeared first on LIFE, CREATIVELY ORGANIZED.| LIFE, CREATIVELY ORGANIZED
Psst, March 2nd is Dr. Seuss' birthday, as any good librarian knows, so here are Dr. Seuss birthday party ideas to celebrate reading & keep you on your toes| LIFE, CREATIVELY ORGANIZED
I trust that my peers directing libraries across the country and across the world are trying to do the right thing in an unprecedented time, with incomplete and ever-changing information and directives from above, and in a situation that we were largely not trained or educated for. I offer the following notes in support of […]| Feral Librarian
But IMO, the most important thing that libraries can do is work to ensure that the knowledge and research products we already collect, curate, and disseminate are openly available and that the scholarly record is as diverse and as inclusive as possible. Because it is the combination of truly open access to lots and lots of content – text, data, code, images – analyzed with powerful computational tools and methods where really interesting things can happen.| Feral Librarian
Dear ____ , Thank you for the kind invitation to speak at ________, but I am afraid I will have to decline. I am taking a hiatus from all external commitments, including speaking engagements, for at least a year, so that I can concentrate more fully on important work here at MIT. Given the topic, […]| Feral Librarian
Below is the modified text of my keynote talk at the 2018 Creative Commons Global Summit. Video also available. Sticking with the goal of talking about things I know, I figured I might start by tal…| Feral Librarian