ERMN Attendees (and anyone interested in E-Resources in libraries): the community is alive and well! Join the new ERMN Google Group/Discussion list and attend our get together next week at the Minitex Connect Conference.
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We tailored the first-ever Minitex Connect to be as convenient as possible for busy library professionals. We've got great keynotes, a rich variety of sessions to choose from, and a work-friendly schedule. But time is running out to register. Sign up today so you're ready to join us May 3-4.
Please mark your calendars with a “save” for July 27, 2022 from 8:30 – 12:00 noon for the Minnesota Learning Commons Learning & Technology Summit.
Are you planning a digital project/program at your organization, but unsure where to begin? Attend this virtual course to learn about digital imaging (scanning), metadata standards and best practices, and how to protect and preserve the content you've digitized. This 2-part virtual course will take place on May 19th and May 24th.
Representatives from every type of library and every Minnesota region, along with one representative each from North Dakota and South Dakota, come together to form the Minitex Policy Advisory Council. The Council is designed to shape Minitex services and plan for the future of the library community.
The Minnesota Digital Library recently added 75 quarterly member newsletters produced by the Weavers' Guild of Minnesota to its online collection.
The Kathryn A. Martin Library at University of Minnesota Duluth is hiring a Scholarly Communications Librarian.
On May 3-4, Minitex Connect will offer attendees 24 sessions to choose from, organized into four tracks: Expanding Access; Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion; Resource Sharing; and Digital Librarianship. Register today, there is no cost to attend.
As the war in Ukraine intensified in the weeks since we last heard from librarian Julia Bliznyuk, her library in Smila expanded its service to displaced Ukrainians as well as local patrons. Julia shared this update via Sandra Buckingham, her friend and colleague from East Central Regional Library.
You are already familiar with OER and Creative Commons and you enjoy searching for and reusing open works. In this workshop, offered by our friends in the SELFIN consortia, we’ll explain how truly “open” works need more than just a Creative Commons license!