Commonplace

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Sep 19, 2024

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Pivoting to an Open & Engaged Model for Smaller Academic Libraries before the Cliff Forces Our Hand 19.09.2024

🗣️ Discuss: A new mission and model for academic libraries is needed and a more open and automated future holds much promise for libraries willing to embrace a socially-driven future in a vastly more accessible and open scholarly realm.

Meta-Experiment on Peer Review 10.07.2024

And a call for submissions for Commonplace Series 4.1. Submissions Due: September 20, 2024.

Hedgerows in the Sky 30.05.2024

Evaluating "The Commons" in digital and agricultural contexts

What Can Libraries Learn From Campus DEI Goals? 01.05.2024

Identifying opportunities, values, and community at NC State University

Towards 'Flourishing Studies': A network lens onto flourishing 29.04.2024

How networks substantiate what flourishing is and offer ways to study it

On Silicon Seals and Scarlet Tokens 15.04.2024

In a world of LLMs, how are we to prove that the words we claim as our own were not prompted by the push of a button?

A Conversation: The Exodus of Faculty Librarians of Color from the California State University System 11.03.2024

🎧 Three former CSU librarians reflect on their experiences on the tenure-track system, life as LoCs, and explore the data and responses of an information gathering study on the lived experiences of other CSU LoCs.

5 Things about 2 Books 22.01.2024
Letter from the Editors 12.12.2023
Are you there, promotion and tenure committee? It’s me, data. 12.12.2023
Considering non-tenure track jobs in academia 12.12.2023
From Code to Tenure: Valuing Research Software in Academia 12.12.2023
Supporting faculty success through subversive advocacy 12.12.2023
Valuing a broad range of research contributions through Team Infrastructure Roles: Why CRediT is not enough 12.12.2023
The Rules Are Always Changing: An Explorative Review of the Lived Experiences of Faculty Librarians During the Tenure Track Process 12.12.2023
Knowledge management narratives as tools for promotion at Universidad del  Rosario, Colombia 12.12.2023
Promoting values-based assessment in review, promotion, and tenure processes 12.12.2023
Art and Design Pub[Pub] Crawl 05.12.2023

A webinar recording

5 Things with Research Associate Michael Dunn, CAPAS 31.10.2023

On Navigating the Ends of Worlds in October

Ancestral Intelligence: The AI We Need 30.10.2023

As we wonder how to create and sustain empowering frameworks for AI, the answer could be found in another kind of AI. 

Transforming a Renewal Agreement into an Equitable Licensing Deal 30.10.2023

🎧 A publisher, a director of a library consortia, and a digital collections librarian walk into a deal. No joke! In this podcast, we hear how NERL and Sage came to a licensing agreement (47 minutes with transcript).

Update: Library Partnership (LP) Rating 12.10.2023
💕✨Towards a Positive Internet✨💕 10.10.2023

The online experience wasn't always one of Big Tech and "internet trash." What aspects of contemporary digital platforms preserve creativity and community and which need reformed?

5 Things with Katherine Fata, PubPub production editor 28.09.2023

On surprises, striving, and books to read

The Digital Spaces We Want  31.08.2023

An interactive chat around the campfire about what makes online environments feel alive, fun, and welcoming.

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