• What if you could save the data?: Endangered Data Week & how libraries can protect public data 

  Koivisto, Joseph (2019-05-02)

  Endangered data and information is not a new problem, but the sheer volume of data in the era of digitally-generated and -mediated data has accelerated the problem. Technology churn, political turnover, lack of ...

• Get Rid of It!: Eliminating Barriers to Improve Patron Services and Communication 

  Munster, Irene; Spangler, Emily (2018-06-08)

  Explaining the process the Priddy library went through when moving from a two-service desks to a one-stop service desk

• The Digital Is Critical: Creating and Maintaining Radical Library Systems 

  Dohe, Kate (2019-07-24)

  Digital libraries should be one of the most powerful tools available to libraries to reduce economic, geographic, ableist, and political barriers to global open access for scholarly and cultural materials. But how well ...

• STEM Education in the United States: Selected Web Resources 

  Harrington, Eileen G. (Science and Technology Section (STS) of the American Library Assocation (ALA), 2015)

  The purpose of this webliography is to provide an overview of STEM education in the U.S. It provides easy access to research and best practices in the field, as well as specific programs, activities, and lesson plans that ...

• Collaborative Collection Building: Health Sciences Librarians and a Consortial Ebook DDA Program 

  Harrington, Eileen G.; Douglas, C. Steven (Doody's Core Titles, 2016)

  Describes the implementation and results of a consortial demand-driven acquistion eBook program, with a special focus on health science titles, programs and libraries within this project.

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