On Saturday 25th November, Edinburgh University student and staff volunteers ran a successful digital archive event on Saturday as part of the University of Oxford’s Their Finest Hour project. Over 100 members of the public came to the event, and vo…
Read moreToday’s blog post is a guest post from Clare Wilson, SRR Co-ordinator, about the superb book collections available to staff …Continue reading →
Read moreLet me take a moment to share my thoughts around one of our newer services with Learning, Teaching and Web: Anthology Ally. Accessibility is fast becoming one of my favourite topics working within DLAM. A Humanities graduate myself, maybe the link between Hermeneutics (Interpretation theory) and digital transformations in accessible design play a part. Whilst […]
Read moreAs well as bringing you news and updates from the library, we like to use this blog to report on …Continue reading →
Read moreThe DOAJ has recently been celebrating 20 years of service. As part of their celebrations they have been interviewing editors …Continue reading →
Read moreIn his Scientific Notebook 1, dated March – April 1825, Charles Lyell lists things to take on his first geological …Continue reading →
Read moreGuest blog post by Dr Raj Kumar Bhardwaj, Chief Librarian at St. Stephen’s College – University of Delhi, New Delhi, …Continue reading →
Read moreGuest blog post by Dr Raj Kumar Bhardwaj, Chief Librarian at St. Stephen’s College – University of Delhi, New Delhi, …Continue reading →
Read moreHere we are midway through the first semester, and you may start to feel like you should be looking ahead …Continue reading →
Read moreIn early 2020, pre-pandemic, I was asked for my opinion on using TikTok for university marketing. At the time I honestly thought it was the cringiest idea ever, not suitable at all for “serious” educational institutions. At the time, TikTok was synony…
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