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The Value of Year-End Reflections
Reflective practice helps reset/focus on priorities; it can also identify what no longer needs to be done. Year-end reflection prepares us for what’s next.
Government Archives; Democracy in Action
Archivists bring order to government archives, which reflect democracy in action, allowing citizens access to records that affect their daily lives.
Part 1: Create a Museum Digital Project Workflow that Works
Museum digital projects include object digitization and cataloging; and established workflow for staff to follow is critical to success.
Trends in Special Libraries: Insights from SLA President Tara Murray Grove
The three pillars of SLA’s strategic plan are Learn, Connect, and Advance; these describe the Special Libraries Association’s value to the profession.
Building Archives Program Support
If the connection between the archives department and institutional success is clear, the organization will generally support an archives program.
KM Component 34 – Threaded Discussions and Enterprise Social Networks (ESNs)
Threaded discussions have now become the core functionality of enterprise social networks (ESNs) and as such are key to a knowledge management strategy.
Part 3: How Much Will Museum Digital Projects Cost Me?
A museum digital project usually involves costs of training and education, increased personnel capacity, or working with a consultant
ASSURE: Instructional Design Model for us by Librarians
Special librarians responsible for training may want to use the ASSURE model of instructional design to plan training or a workshop.
Archival Filing, Retrieval, and Management
Improving an organization’s ability to access its information is one of the key contributions information professionals make.
Part 2: How Much Will Museum Digital Projects Cost Me?
Planning a museum digital project includes knowing the costs of digitization software, museum CMS platforms, and digital asset management systems.
Interview with the Author: A Simple Guide to Technology & Analytics
New book explains smart technologies, why/how they work, what the future holds when quantum computers arrive; the Index serves as a smart tech library.
Electronic Records and Traditional Archival Values
Electronic archival records allow for presentation and retrieval of information in ways that have not been possible in an analog world.
KM Component 33 – Repositories and Knowledge Bases
Knowledge capture requires a place to store what’s collected. A repository is such a place, designed to easily used for storing and retrieving content.
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