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Notes From The Stacks, February 2015, Friends Of The Brooks Library
Notes From The Stacks, February 2015, Friends Of The Brooks Library
Friends of the Brooks Library
No abstract provided.
Brooks Library National Poetry Month Poster, 2015, Brooks Library
Brooks Library National Poetry Month Poster, 2015, Brooks Library
Brooks Library National Poetry Month 2015: Local Poets
The Brooks Library created this poster to promote weekly readings by local poets to celebrate National Poetry Month 2015.
Keeping It Current: Avenues For Staff Development, Elizabeth Brown
Keeping It Current: Avenues For Staff Development, Elizabeth Brown
Library Scholarship
This article explores and identifies avenues for library staff development. It discusses methods for assessment of staff needs, the creation of a plan for professional development opportunities, and methods of evaluating effectiveness through case-based scenarios at Central Washington University.
File Naming In Digital Media Research: Examples From The Humanities And Social Sciences, Jerome W. Crowder, Jonathan S. Marion, Michele Reilly
File Naming In Digital Media Research: Examples From The Humanities And Social Sciences, Jerome W. Crowder, Jonathan S. Marion, Michele Reilly
Library Scholarship
This paper identifies organizational challenges faced by Social Science and Humanities (SSH) scholars when dealing with digital data and media, and suggests improved file naming practices in order to maximize organization, making files easier to find, more useable, and more easily shared. We argue that such skills are not formally discussed in the literature and therefore many scholars do not recognize the problem until they cannot locate a specific file or are sharing files with colleagues. We asked SSH scholars to share their file naming strategies (or lack thereof ) and we use these narrative anecdotes to discuss common problems …