Archive for November 11th, 2005
ARL/ACRL Announce Scholarly Communications Institute
Building on the successful professional development model found in programs like the ACRL/Harvard Leadership Institute and the Institute for Information Literacy Immersion program, ACRL will be teaming up with ARL to provide an Institute on Scholarly Communication in July 2006. From the brochure: “As a participant in this 2.5 day immersion program, you will become [...]
Posted: 11 November, 2005 in ACRL News, Professional Development, Scholarly Communications, Uncategorized.
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One-Way Signs on the Information Highway
The Washington Post had an article a few days ago that spells out in depth the extent to which National Security Letters – like the one used against a library consortium in Connecticut – are used routinely against law-abiding Americans: thirty thousand since the PATRIOT Act was enacted. Congress, according to the Chronicle, is finally [...]
Posted: 11 November, 2005 in Information Ethics, Worth Reading.
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Books – And Libraries To Hold Them – Still Essential
The University of Chicago has previously been in the higher education news because it is bucking the trend of some peer institutions to reduce or eliminate campus space for books. At Chicago they are planning a $42 million expansion of the Joseph Regenstein Library to make room for 3.5 million volumes. As part of the [...]
Posted: 11 November, 2005 in Buildings, Uncategorized.
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