Does anyone know a Digital Humanities or Library and Information Science student/graduate looking for an internship this summer? The OTW has one open.

https://www.transformativeworks.org/the-otw-is-recruiting-for-open-doors-digital-collections-intern/

#DigitalHumanities #LibraryAndInformationScience #libraryPrograms #fandom #archives #OTW #AO3 #internships

#TIL but not surprised that the Dewey Decimal Classification, like many old things, is racist and bigoted.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dewey_Decimal_Classification

On #literature: “literature in European languages takes the entire range from 810 through 889, while the entire rest of the world's literature is relegated to the 890s”.

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Identifying Open Access Practices in Librarianship Journals

https://microblogging.infodocs.eu/2025/06/13/identifying-open-access-practices-in-librarianship-journals/

#BlairSolon #JenniferJordan #LibraryAndInformationScience #OpenAccess #OpenAccessPolicies #ScholarlyJournals #StephanieBeene

We are excited to announce Meet the Editors with ASIS&T on April 17 at 6 PM PT. Come chat with us and ARCHEOTA!

Getting published for the first time can seem overwhelming, particularly for new student researchers. This panel aims to help students understand the process from submission to final acceptance that papers undergo. Editors will share information about their publications and provide insight into how best to succeed in publishing with them. We encourage you to bring your questions or submit them to us before the event. This event will be recorded.

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Hidden Inequities of Access. Document Accessibility in an Aggregated Database

https://microblogging.infodocs.eu/2024/03/19/hidden-inequities-of-access-document-accessibility-in-an-aggregated-database/

#AmandaHovious #CongwenWang #DigitalInclusion #DocumentAccessibility #Libraries #LibraryAndInformationScience

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

Topics that might be appropriate for Student Research Journal include, but are not limited to:
Current trends in libraries
Archives
Information Architecture
Instructional Technology
Information Literacy
Information Communities and Information Seeking Behaviors

Learn more about how to submit your paper: https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/ischoolsrj/styleguide.html #StudentJournal

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We recently had the opportunity to talk with librarians and authors Mary Piorun and Regina Fisher Raboin about their book, Cases on Establishing Effective Collaborations in Academic Libraries.

Read the full interview in today's blog:https://ischoolblogs.sjsu.edu/info/srjstudentresource/2024/02/07/interview-mary-piorun-regina-fisher-raboin/

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Our 26th issue is now available!

This issue of the student-run open-access library and information science journal highlights DEI access, economies of knowledge, and ethics of technology and features contributions from Dr. Norman Mooradian, Sarah Wilson, and Boheme Morris.

Read now: https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/ischoolsrj/vol13/iss2/

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The Student Research Journal features book reviews of recent LIS literature. The upcoming issue includes a review of Daniel Greene’s The Promise of Access: Technology, Inequality, and the Political Economy of Hope by SJSU iSchool student Boheme Morris.

Learn more about Boheme in today's blog post and read the full book review on January 15!

https://ischoolblogs.sjsu.edu/info/srjstudentresource/2024/01/11/srj-volume-13-issue-2-boheme-morris/

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COMING SOON IN OUR NEXT ISSUE: Dr. Norman Mooradian is one of the authors in our upcoming issue, which releases on January 15. Visit the SRJ blog to learn more about this SJSU faculty member.

We will be sharing all week about the amazing authors and contributors featured in our next issue!

https://ischoolblogs.sjsu.edu/info/srjstudentresource/2024/01/10/srj-volume-13-issue-2-dr-norman-mooradian/

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