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| Twitter Just Launched Two-Factor Authentication To Foil Hackers. Turn It On. |
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| Thanks to staff at JISC/RLUK for great workshop on Ithaka Survey of UK academics |
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| Digital tools are changing how researchers locate, store, and analyze archival materials. But each in different ways: |
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Archives and archivists use technology to do awesome things and the is ON IT!
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| Technology and those 'dusty' archives. It should note that many archives don't allow photos |
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| historians use digital cameras!!! RT New Research Tools Kick Up Dust in Archives |
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| NYT: "New Research Tools Kick Up Dust in Archives" <"What’s lost in the change is the serendipity..." |
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| New Research Tools Kick Up Dust in Archives |
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| At least 60 sq. miles destroyed in Oklahoma tornado. For comparison, area of entire city of San Francisco = 47 sq. miles. |
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| Coverage in the of the 'Supporting the Changing Research Practices of Historians' incl me quoted! |
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| Distinctions from in roles of academics as authors vs readers suggests needs and opportunities for OA |
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| Opportunities from to rethink/improve research support services roles from academic libraries. |
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| Real implications from the for rethinking monograph collections and document supply |
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| Is an impact agenda at odds with exploratory research? The has findings on drivers of research topics. |
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| 'Academics still perceive you as a collection' says : libraries need to reach out and show them everything else |
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| >50% of humanists, 70& of social scientists, and more than 80% of scientists and vet/med (fig 10) |
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| Fewer scientists value libraries' roles other than info supplier-why should this be? |
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| Nearly 90% of respondents value library as source of resources: what will happen to this with OA? |
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| As libraries we've 2 mine what's meant by 'help 2 b more productive'; need 2 rethink the meshing between research support & output |
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