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Rachael Cristine Woody As Rachael Woody closes an exploration of Museum TrendsWatch 2026, she notes the common thread is the need for radical adaptability. Current disruptio...
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Lauren Hays Lauren Hays shares practical questions and a consistent framework to help libraries prioritize resources and make responsible funding decisions when b...
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Jul 2, 2026 
Clare Bilobrk
Clare BilobrkClare Bilobrk offers a detailed exploration of an important lesson emerging from AI discussions: it's changing the nature of knowledge work, rather than eliminating it, and hu...
Jul 1, 2026 Rachael Cristine Woody
Rachael Cristine WoodyAs Rachael Woody closes an exploration of Museum TrendsWatch 2026, she notes the common thread is the need for radical adaptability. Current disruptions offer a powerful oppor...
Jun 30, 2026 Lauren Hays
Lauren HaysLauren Hays shares practical questions and a consistent framework to help libraries prioritize resources and make responsible funding decisions when budgets are tight.
Jun 29, 2026 Margot Note
Margot NoteMetadata turns stored files into findable, interpretable resources. Margot Note explores how description levels, metadata standards, user-generated contributions, access syste...
Jun 25, 2026 Clare Bilobrk
Clare BilobrkMany users no longer want to navigate search interfaces. They want answers in context, research recommendations, and intelligent guidance through a seamless experience. So why...
Jun 24, 2026 Rachael Cristine Woody
Rachael Cristine WoodyWithin the museum context, compassion can promote health and well-being, reduce staff burnout, combat loneliness, foster healthy aging and intergenerational connection, and re...
Jun 23, 2026 Lauren Hays
Lauren HaysSpecial librarians have always evaluated sources and connected people with credible information. That expertise remains essential as they help colleagues, researchers, and pat...
Jun 22, 2026 Margot Note
Margot NoteExpert guidance on how to achieve successful archival digitization projects through preparation; collections must first be processed, intellectual order must be established, a...
Jun 18, 2026 Stan Garfield
Stan GarfieldHow can a solo librarian at an architecture firm address knowledge gaps? Stan Garfield shares practical advice for developing an effective KM strategy.
Jun 17, 2026 Rachael Cristine Woody
Rachael Cristine WoodyThe health of museums is inseparable from the health of the nonprofit sector. We must advocate for change by supporting legal, tax, and regulatory frameworks that protect the ...
Jun 16, 2026 Lauren Hays
Lauren HaysPractical strategies for positioning your special library as a strategic partner rather than simply a service, including speaking stakeholders’ language and connecting libra...
Jun 15, 2026 Margot Note
Margot NoteSuccessful digital projects in archives reflect institutional priorities and professional values. Ongoing assessment enables institutions to refine their approach and ensure t...