Monthly Archives: January 2016
Building a Faculty Member’s Research Exhibit using the DRS Project Toolkit
Written on January 20, 2016 at 11:18 am, by Abbie Levesque
Before the break, Param Ajmera and Gregory Palermo developed a draft website to showcase Professor Stephen Sadow’s work with Latin American Jewish Artists. We built the website using the DRS Project Toolkit, a custom WordPress installation currently being developed by the Digital Scholarship Group to support faculty members in digitally representing their ongoing and completed Continue Reading »
The Science and Arts Collective of Northeastern University is hosting an event series!
Written on January 19, 2016 at 2:36 pm, by Abbie Levesque
Starting January 22nd, the Science and Arts Collective of Northeastern University will be hosting a series of working meetings. SACNU Goals: To promote interaction, communication and collaboration across scientific and creative disciplines at Northeastern University The emphasis of SACNU is to create a community and a platform for: Learning and using tools to ensure that Continue Reading »
#1Lib1Ref: Imagine a World Where Every Librarian Added One More Reference to Wikipedia
Written on January 14, 2016 at 1:04 pm, by Amanda Rust
Wikipedia turns 15 this year, and one of the many celebratory events happening in January is the #1Lib1Ref (One Librarian, One Reference) initiative, sponsored by the Wikipedia Library. From January 15th-23rd, librarians are encouraged to use their research powers to add just one good citation to sections in Wikipedia tagged with the “citation needed” request. Continue Reading »
