For instructors and educators of all types, it's vital to realize that evidence-based practices are more effective than catering to the myth of learning styles.
Author Susan Walsh discusses the new edition of "Between the Spreadsheets," sharing insights on fixing dirty data, AI’s impact, and her COAT framewo...
From her first role in a corporate library to hosting of The Librarian Linkover podcast, Lorene Kennard has built a remarkable career in special libraries and beyond. Discove...
Discover insights from Brady Lund, author of Artificial Intelligence for Libraries, on AI’s impact, ethics, and practical uses for library professionals.
Creative Commons licensing can open new doors for sharing, collaboration, and access—especially in special libraries. Here’s how to apply it to your own work and use CC-li...
Whether you're gathering feedback through surveys or tracking resource usage, these tips can help you turn quantitative data into actionable insights that lead to better exper...
An interview with Joseph Burt, editor of "The Medical Librarian’s Manual for Teaching Evidence-Based Practice," on how librarians can lead EBP instruction and engage learn...
As SLA and ASIS&T enter merger negotiations, we spoke with Executive Director Lydia Middleton about ASIS&T's plans, global outlook, and member benefits.
In this interview, the co-authors of The Digital Accessibility Handbook for Libraries discuss how librarians can take practical, inclusive steps to improve digital access for ...