Research ∕ Learning

Eric Lease Morgan has a nice note [https://infomotions.com/blog/2008/11/worldcat-hackathon/] reporting on the Worldcat Hackathon held

There is an interesting and reflective commentary about the historical record and ‘unpublishing’ in the Guardian. I particularly like the

Writing about scholarly method, Paul Courant discusses ‘information literacy’ and ‘scholarly literacy’. > Partly in response to these concerns, there

My colleague Lynn Connaway has been working on several collaborative projects looking at user behaviors over the last few years.

I returned from my travels last night to find a new edition of the Atlantic waiting for me. It grabbed

I have just read with enjoyment David Pearson’s finely produced Books as history [Oak Knoll Press [https://www.oakknoll.

Simon Inger and Tracy Gardner released an interesting report a little while ago on How scholars navigate to scholarly content.

Several recent reports discuss the evolving environment of institutional research data management with particular reference to library issues. Here is

The University of Bristol has an interesting offer: A BA in English Literature and Community Engagement. I wonder if any

Mark Leggott has an interesting post on how they plan to construct and populate their institutional repository. > With a

A recent story [https://www.guardian.co.uk/education/mortarboard/2008/aug/20/parents.schools] in The Guardian about helicopter

It is nice seeing the Guardian record article history on the web version of articles – when was it originally published,