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Aug 13, 2026 
Stan Garfield
Stan GarfieldIn Part 4 of the KM Mentor series, Stan Garfield answers: "What are five practices every KM program should adopt?" His recommendations span community, user experience, GenAI s...
Aug 12, 2026 Rachael Cristine Woody
Rachael Cristine WoodyWhen museums invite the public to tag, transcribe, and co-author the catalog through their collections management system, they turn passive visitors into invested patrons, adv...
Aug 11, 2026 Lauren Hays
Lauren HaysAuthors Barb Stripling and Darryl Toerien discuss "Teaching Inquiry as Conversation," including how school librarians and teachers can build a culture of wonder, inquiry, and ...
Aug 10, 2026 Margot Note
Margot NoteFor archivists, donor documentation is the cornerstone of accountability, legal integrity, and historical context. Understanding what this critical documentation entails is es...
Aug 6, 2026 Clare Bilobrk
Clare BilobrkAccess to technology is not the same as confidence, and confidence is not the same as capability. Why adopting AI is really a continuous learning project.
Aug 5, 2026 Rachael Cristine Woody
Rachael Cristine WoodyA robust online collections portal and frictionless intake form can turn your museum CMS into an active acquisition engine that inspires new donations and estate gifts.
Aug 4, 2026 Lauren Hays
Lauren HaysAI has made misinformation easier to create and more convincing than ever. Here's how special librarians can sharpen their source-evaluation skills and teach them to the peopl...
Aug 3, 2026 Margot Note
Margot NoteEmail is now the primary record of organizational life. Here's how archivists appraise, ingest, preserve, and provide access to email archives, and why it matters.
Jul 30, 2026 Clare Bilobrk
Clare BilobrkAI is changing how we think about and perform knowledge work. Here are seven assumptions it's challenging—and how librarians and knowledge managers can adapt.
Jul 29, 2026 Rachael Cristine Woody
Rachael Cristine WoodyAn examination of the structural advantages and systemic hurdles of the Northwest Digital Heritage consortium model, demonstrating that the rewards of collaborative digital st...
Jul 28, 2026 Lauren Hays
Lauren HaysFor special librarians, understanding which laws govern your collection isn't just about compliance. It is a core professional expertise that protects users and is one reason ...
Jul 27, 2026 Margot Note
Margot NoteBy promoting consistency in business record creation and ensuring completeness at the beginning, archivists lay the groundwork for efficient accessioning and transfer, shiftin...