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Excited to share our new critical info lit tutorials! Each has 2-3min convo starter video, instructor guide with suggested assignments or activities, & recommended readings. All open w/ a 'big question' to align outcomes libguides.library.arizona.edu/tutorials
A short 🧵 on the 4 topics.. 1/6
A short 🧵 on the 4 topics.. 1/6
The complexity of searching (algorithmic bias, mis/disinformation) lib.arizona.edu/tutorials/sear… 2/6
The impact of subject headings lib.arizona.edu/tutorials/subj… 3/6
1/ Welcome back #medlibs, #critlib, #critcat, and other folks for part 2 of my what's new for #2023MeSH thread. ICYMI, the original thread:
2/ As I noted in the previous #2023MeSH thread, there's a lot of new terms under Population Groups, which is why this is getting its own thread.
3/ Before I get into #2023MeSH though, I think it's important to provide some context on why there are so many new terms and changes. I'm going to cover a brief timeline. Apologies in advance, because I may have missed or overlooked people and events along the way.
*CfP Klaxon*
Stage 1 CfP for #CALC2022 closes soon and I wanna read your #critlib session proposals
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Stage 1 CfP for #CALC2022 closes soon and I wanna read your #critlib session proposals
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This stage of of the CfP is reserved for speakers from groups who experience under representation and marginalisation from libraries, academia and traditional conference programmes. Eligibility, submission and guidance here:
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Proposals can be research, practice or theory based. Past programmes can be found here:
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Today I read:
In Search of Shifting and Emergent Librarian Identities: A Philosophical Approach to the Librarian Identity Problem, doi.org/10.21083/partn…
Librarian Identity is something I think about a lot and this paper helped add some critical perspective and insight.
In Search of Shifting and Emergent Librarian Identities: A Philosophical Approach to the Librarian Identity Problem, doi.org/10.21083/partn…
Librarian Identity is something I think about a lot and this paper helped add some critical perspective and insight.
Today I read
Feminist Co-Mentoring: A Model for Academic Professional Development, jstor.org/stable/4316944
A good approach to mentoring, I hope to work this way w peers
"Thus, the goal of co-mentoring is the development of the whole person, not simply [their]Â intellectual side"
Feminist Co-Mentoring: A Model for Academic Professional Development, jstor.org/stable/4316944
A good approach to mentoring, I hope to work this way w peers
"Thus, the goal of co-mentoring is the development of the whole person, not simply [their]Â intellectual side"
Today I read:
Why your anxiety might also be a superpower, via @thesiswhisperer.
As a professional staff member in research support who does a lot of cross-bound work, I deeply feel Role Ambiguity.
Why your anxiety might also be a superpower, via @thesiswhisperer.
As a professional staff member in research support who does a lot of cross-bound work, I deeply feel Role Ambiguity.
The next #asalh2020 session I'll be tweeting is one close to my heart: "We Were There: Increasing Access to Black Women's Suffrage Histories" will include Shanee Y. Murain (@dpla), Sarah Tanner (Atlanta Univ Library), and Dana Chandler (Tuskegee Univ Archives).
Here we go! Aaisha Haykal from the College of Charleston is moderating. First up is Shanee Yvette Murrain from DPLA. #libraries #archives #critlib #librarylife #librarytwitter #asalh2020
Murrain: Describing work of @dpla - check out their website dp.la. Their new strategy includes an increased focus on historically underincluded communities. #ASALH2020
Will a single day go by when I don't think about my essay on Ontology?
So Ontology is the philosophy of how we organize information. Our solution to the organisation, essentially, is one that always involves ontology.
If you sort something, in some way, that is ontology. Even if you don't sort it at all. If you just let things randomly pile up, that is still a system, just a very poor one for finding something again.
#librarytwitter in philly: I’m unable to attend #alamw20 and have an opportunity to give my registration to someone else. If you’re someone who would like to go, plz dm me. Queer, early career, librarians of color plz reach out to me! I don’t want it to go to waste!
If you know anyone, please share this. @BC_ALA @ala_apala @reformanational #critlib #LIStwitter #alamw #alamw2020 @GLBTRT @edrabinski @kellymce @ACRL_RIG @NoetheMatt #librarians #alaspectrum #mlis #lis
@BC_ALA @ala_apala @reformanational @GLBTRT @edrabinski @kellymce @ACRL_RIG @NoetheMatt In Philly or around Philly? If you can get there and want to go and otherwise wouldn't have been able to, please let me know.
