TDL supports Electronic Journals, where faculty members, libraries, and universities can produce refereed, open-access scholarly journals, ensuring the availability of important scholarship to researchers across the world. ...

The land grant mission to provide accessible public education parallels the values around open access. But relatively few land grants have passed open access policies. This study considers the intersection of open access ...

The Digital Asset Management System (DAMS) Development Team at the University of Houston Libraries has reached an important milestone in building its integrated digital access and preservation ecosystem. After years of ...

Linked data has been a hot topic in librarianship for the last decade, but technical, staffing, and budgetary barriers have prevented wide scale adoption. However, Wikidata has recently gained traction as a low obstacle ...

In this talk, I address a key issue faced by many university archives right now--when in-person visits aren’t available, how can students engage with collections? In Fall 2020, I used metadata for over 15,000 texts in the ...

Libraries are part of a unique moment in history which unites broad technology adoption, readily-available technical training, widespread use of the Internet, and support of openness and equitable access. Columbia University, ...

At Texas A&M University Libraries, a cross-departmental task group was formed to examine possible solutions to the lack of authority control in the Libraries’ institutional repositories. It recommended the development of ...

Our digital collections, exhibits, sites, and content have grown in an ad-hoc fashion, resulting in a proliferation of access systems without a unified strategy. As a result, library website users are presented with links ...

In this presentation we will describe IsoBank, a project to design and build a common repository for stable isotope data. We will present the vision for IsoBank, as well as the conceptual model driving the development of ...