
Practical Considerations for Adopting Generative AI Tools in Academic Libraries https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01930826.2025.2506151 #AI #libraries
Practical Considerations for Adopting Generative AI Tools in Academic Libraries https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01930826.2025.2506151 #AI #libraries
Just had a random thought about building a decentralised online library using the #Murmurations protocol.
Many authors make e-versions of their books available for reading or download on their website, like David Holmgren's RetroSuburbia;
What if they could put a simple JSON file on that website, containing info about the book and where to find it, using a standard format. Then anyone could build a catalogue website to make them more discoverable.
Nothing beats a hot day better then some air-conditioned museums or -for the heck of it- libraries. 😊
Find them all at once on https://lokjo.com
#heat #libraries #museums #map#europe #heatwave #summer #cooldowntips
Update - it looks like ALA is collecting information on cancelled grants - https://airtable.com/appxJfQhg4BLfns0s/pagpTpAGWuFERJPJN/form
This includes, but not limited to, IMLS grants.
Is anyone building a database or otherwise collecting data on the canceled IMLS grants?
ACH has a database with the cancelled NEH grants - https://impact.ach.org/ - and having a similar database for IMLS grants could provide folks with more information about impacted positions, services, and community populations, bonus if hard numbers for all three can be collected!
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