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This bilingual session explores the ways in which archives and special collections engage with their communities by using their visual and textual resources as tools for teaching and learning.…
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Whether reimagining existing programs or creating new ones, librarians sought the opportunity to foster connections between the library and its patrons in the wake of a rapid transition to online…
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This session took place on May 11, 2021, as part of the ARLIS/NA Virtual Conference hosted by the ARLIS/NA MOQ Chapter. Presenters include John Burns and Malia Van Heukelem. The session was moderated…
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This session took place on May 11, 2021, as part of the ARLIS/NA Virtual Conference hosted by the ARLIS/NA MOQ Chapter. Speakers include Simone Fujita, David Greene, Meredith Hale, Courtney Hunt,…
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Clip from MSU IT virtual workshop on Camtasia. For more information on how to download and use Camtasia, self-enroll in the MSU Tools & Technologies course:…
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Open educational resources for botany and plant science disciplines.
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These lightning round presentations took place on November 13, 2020 as part of the ARLIS/NA Midstates Ohio Valley Joint Chapter Virtual Conference. In total, three presentations were given. Courtney…
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In this lecture I provide some tips for writing your first drafts, and I also go over how to locate the feedback on your progress reports, and how to get books delivered to you from the library, or…
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This recording shares an Exhbitions SIG meeting that took place on July 10, 2020. Attendees present on recent exhibition work they completed, particularly focusing on online exhibitions created…
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This recording documents the advice roundtable from the 2015 ArLiSNAP VREPS Virtual Conference. The conference theme was "Visualizing the Future: New Perspectives in Art Librarianship".…
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In Sara Rubinow’s keynote speech for the 2016 ArLiSNAP VREPS Virtual Conference, she discusses her role at NYPL Labs and showcases initiatives intended to engage developers, scholars, artists,…
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This presentation by Thomas E. Hill on Vassar's Art Library was given on June 14, 2019, as part of the ARLIS/NA IRC Venice Study Tour. Libraries hold records of our cultural heritage as it is…
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This panel examines how archival, rare, and special collections are preserved, enhanced, and reimagined through the process of digitization. Panelists from academic, nonprofit, and museum libraries…
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Who's at work as an academic art librarian? Some of our jobs require subject-specific degrees in addition to an MLIS, others don't. Some jobs provide faculty status and are even on the…
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One of the greatest and most intriguing challenges information literacy instructors face is the task of imparting a deep and nuanced understanding of the information ecosystem to students in a…
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