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Sailing Into Metrics: Rethinking And Implementing Metrics And Assessment In Archives, Amy C. Schindler
Sailing Into Metrics: Rethinking And Implementing Metrics And Assessment In Archives, Amy C. Schindler
Criss Library Faculty Proceedings & Presentations
In 2014, SAA and RBMS appointed joint task forces to address the challenges that archival repositories face related to metrics and assessment. The task forces are drafting proposed metrics and standards, but calls for how to implement data gathering continue. This session will share case studies on the implementation of data gathering from the ground up, metrics and assessment in instruction and reference, and identifying the best and most efficient ways to quantify resources for assessment and decision making. The session will also address the transition from manual data gathering to tools like Aeon and LibInsight and the administrative outcomes …
The Queer Omaha Archives, Amy Schindler
The Queer Omaha Archives, Amy Schindler
Criss Library Faculty Proceedings & Presentations
The Queer Omaha Archives, in Criss Library Archives & Special Collections at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, preserves and provides access to the history of LGBTQIA+ life in the region. The archives collects, preserves, and makes available to the public material documenting the diverse people and organizations of the greater Omaha region and their experiences and work. In this session, we’ll share how this new community collecting initiative was begun and how the library is extending existing and establishing new relationships with campus and community members to preserve the region’s LGBTQIA+ history and make it available for use.
Hidden Beneath: Watermarks In The Early American Document Collection, Tyler R. Black
Hidden Beneath: Watermarks In The Early American Document Collection, Tyler R. Black
Blogging the Library
This summer, as the Smith Intern at Special Collections, I was tasked with working on a hodge-podge of assembled documents, previously referred to as the “18th Century Document” collection. The box’s contents had been around for just about as long as anyone could remember, and really only got exposure for the Revolutionary War classes that had class sessions through Special Collections. Yet, as I browsed through the collection (which was really a small assemblage of papers), the box was much more than a Revolution collection. [excerpt]
Applications Of Bepress Digital Commons In Special Collections: Initial Experiences At Abilene Christian University, Mcgarvey Ice
Applications Of Bepress Digital Commons In Special Collections: Initial Experiences At Abilene Christian University, Mcgarvey Ice
Library Research and Publications
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The Hitchhiker’S Guide To Collection Development In Academic Libraries, Rachel Wen-Paloutzian
The Hitchhiker’S Guide To Collection Development In Academic Libraries, Rachel Wen-Paloutzian
Rachel Wen-Paloutzian