POST: The User Experience of Logging In: An Introduction

Stephen Francoeur (CUNY Baruch College) has written a blog post, “The User Experience of Logging In: An Introduction” that categorizes “the places where problems arise” in user experience in logging into academic library resources. Francoeur details four areas of UX: “the status of the user, the user’s device, the library’s systems and resources, and a vendor’s ...

RESOURCE: Copyright and Libraries: Georgia State Copyright Lawsuit

Laura Burtle (Georgia State University) has made her chapter, “Copyright and Libraries: Georgia State Copyright Lawsuit” from Ruth Dukelow and Michael Robak’s Legal Issues in Libraries and Archives available via ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University. From the introduction of the chapter: Three publishing houses, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, and Sage Publications, Inc. (collectively, ...

EVENT: Digital Humanities Workshop: Advanced Tools for DH

The University of Illinois Chicago’s Digital Humanities Initiative is hosting a virtual workshop on February 17, “Digital Humanities Workshop: Advanced Tools for DH.” A series of presenters will “present and illustrate how Python and machine learning can be used for digital humanities projects.” The half day workshop is free and open to the public, but ...

CFP: Project Management in the Humanities

Lynne Siemens (University of Victoria) has issued a call for papers for a virtual conference to take place during the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI) on project management in the humanities. From the call: Project management is a tool that has long been associated with business. Its use in the academy is increasing as projects ...

JOB: Digital Scholarship Librarian (Auburn University)

From the announcement: Auburn University Libraries (AUL) invites applications for a twelve-month tenure-track position as Digital Scholarship Librarian. Reporting to the Assistant Dean for Technology and Research Support in the Research Support Unit, the Digital Scholarship Librarian will work collaboratively to support the scholarly and research activities of Auburn faculty, researchers, and students by developing ...

JOB: Open Educational Resources & Scholarly Communication Lead (George Mason University)

From the announcement: Reporting to the Director, Mason Publishing Group/George Mason University Press, the Open Educational Resources & Scholarly Communication Lead will collaborate with colleagues in Mason Publishing, within the Libraries more broadly, and across the university to support the adoption and creation of open and affordable course content. The incumbent also provides guidance and ...

JOB: Data Services Librarian (Mississippi University for Women)

From the announcement: Fant Memorial Library seeks to hire a tenure-track, student-centered, and team-oriented individual to provide research, teaching, and learning support across a variety of academic programs. The Data Services Librarian will report to the Dean of Library Services, and they will serve as a member of the Public Services Team, developing services and ...

POST: dh+lib Update: Departures and Arrivals

As we begin a new year, there are some changes to announce at dh+lib! Editor-in-Chief Patrick Williams and Review Editor Ian Goodale are both leaving dh+lib. Patrick served as an Editor-at-Large for years before becoming the lead Review Editor in 2015 and then one of the Editors-in-Chief in 2018. Sarah Melton and John Russell will ...

CFP: ACRL DSS Digital Humanities Discussion Group Symposium

The co-conveners of the ACRL Digital Scholarship Section Digital Humanities Discussion Group (DSS DHDG) invites proposals for an online symposium on digital humanities librarianship, to be held on Monday, 29 March 2021 at 12noon EST / 5pm UTC. Presentations may address any aspect of the intersection of digital humanities and libraries, including but not limited ...

CFP: Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) 2021

The Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) invites proposals for ACH 2021, to be held virtually on July 22-23. From the call: ACH recognizes that this work is inherently and inextricably sociopolitical, and thus especially welcomes proposals that emphasize social justice in the context of anti-racist work, Black studies, Latinx studies, Indigenous studies, cultural ...

CFP: CNI Spring 2021 Virtual Membership Meeting

The Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) invites proposals to present 30-60 minute project briefings at the Spring 2021 Virtual Membership Meeting to held in March 2021. From the call: Anyone may propose a project briefing, including groups/individuals from non-member institutions and organizations. Project briefings are 30-minute to one-hour sessions that focus on a discussion of ...