I am discovering digital scholarship.
Come with me.
This summer, I became the first Digital Scholarship Librarian at a small, public, liberal arts college. Now, I need to define my role, navigate college faculty, and integrate myself into student’s workflow.
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Blog 8: Because of My Internship
My internship with World History Commons (WHC) included many “firsts.” It was the first time I had written for an internet publication that is not only public, but has a distinguished background and user base. My only other past experience writing for the public was on a niche history blog that ran in conjunction to…
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Blog 7: By the Public, for the Public
What insights do you have about working in digital public humanities as a result of this experience? What new questions or ideas do you have as a result of this experience? When I sit down with a student to research a thesis, there are only so many places I can go for scholarly information. At…
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Post 6: Personas
In the Spring semester, I joined a co-op within one of my professional librarian groups. Our committee chair has a lofty goal: To create a rubric with which academic librarians can use to compare AI tools that will, hopefully, stay relevant for more than 6 months. At first, I was unsure of what I could…
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