Category Archives: Open Access

Talk & Teach: My sometimes friend the database

Posted on August 6, 2013 by Holland Hopson

Databases are my friends. Every application that I use and care about has a database built into it somewhere: digital audio workstation, video editor, address book, calendar, to-do list (don’t forget online shopping…). Important research is predicated on the analysis … Continue reading →

Categories: Archives, Coding, Data Mining, Digital Literacy, Libraries, Linked Data, Mapping, Metadata, Open Access, Session Proposals, Session: Talk, Session: Teach, Text Mining, Visualization | Leave a comment

Workshop: Issues in Intellectual Property

Posted on August 2, 2013 by Claire Lewis Evans

This workshop examines the basic contours of copyright law as it applies in scholarly communication. What is intellectual property, what is the public domain, and how does fair use apply? What should be in a request when permission is needed, … Continue reading →

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Talk: Alternative Textbooks, MOOCS and Standards in the Humanities Classroom

Posted on August 2, 2013 by sara maurice whitver

A lot of noise is being made about this on a national level, and we are starting to talk about it on a professional level, but I would really like to have a local conversation about it. Our initial reaction … Continue reading →

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