Come listen to your fellow Library IT colleagues and partners present tech-related projects from around the Library. We have a wide-variety of topics to share with you.
Save the date and come to the Tech Talks on April 18th.
Come listen to your fellow Library IT colleagues and partners present tech-related projects from around the Library. We have a wide-variety of topics to share with you.
Save the date and come to the Tech Talks on April 18th.
Come listen to your fellow Library IT colleagues and partners present tech-related projects from around the Library. The Tech Talks for March will be heavily focused the processes and methods used in Library IT.
Save the date and come to the Tech Talks on March 28th.
This past fall, the Yale School of Medicine launched the Online Physician Assistant program. This program currently boasts 44 enrolled students from 16 states, including Hawaii, and is set to scale even larger in future cohorts. Since these students will not have the option to come to the library in person, providing the same level of access to materials posed a challenge to traditional delivery methods.
Continue Reading Delivery Services Goes the Distance for the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Yale is continuing to develop the ArchivesSpace PUI and is preparing for a soft-launch of the new archives and special collections discovery service this Spring. This will create the foundation for the migration from YFAD to the Public User Interface. The ArchivesSpace PUI (public user interface) blog keeps staff informed of the significant work the project team and its workgroups are doing.
Continue Reading ArchivesSpace Public User Interface (PUI) Workgroup
As you may know, as of March 1st, Yale has a new Accessibility Policy in place. All university websites must include a link to the Accessibility Statement page. This page also includes a form for users to submit requests, comments, and suggestions on technology accessibility.
Continue Reading March Brings New Campus-wide Accessibility Policy
In the feedback you provided in both, Library IT’s Client Outreach project and the customer service surveys, you have said you would like to know about upcoming training opportunities. Library IT is listening, so we plan to list opportunities here in this new column when training sessions are available.
Continue Reading Upcoming Training Opportunities
Stanford University held its second Geo4LibCamp from January 29th through February 2nd. Yale University was represented by Yue Ji, Senior Programmer Analyst in Library IT, Rebecca Hirsch, Head of Beinecke Library’s Digital Services Unit, and Miriam Olivares, GIS Librarian for the Center for Science & Social Science.
The Lewis Walpole Library Digital Collection was recently added to FindIt. All of Walpole Library’s digital content was migrated from their former stand-alone system and integrated into the Yale University Library’s Digital Collection. The migration included approximately 14,000 prints, the core of their graphics collection, which encompasses both satirical and non-satirical prints, portraits, theatrical, and topographical prints, as well as several of the library’s extra-illustrated volumes and manuscripts.
Continue Reading New to FindIt — The Lewis Walpole Library Digital Collection
At the February Tech Talks, the Collections, Preservation, and Digital Scholarship division is teaming up with Library IT to bring you a discussion of HathiTrust.
HathiTrust, which includes the HathiTrust Research Center, is a library partnership providing access and services for the largest collection of digitized books stewarded by a non-profit organization. For more information you can go to: https://www.hathitrust.org.
Save the date and come to the Tech Talks on February 21 to learn how YUL and the Yale community contributes to and benefits from HathiTrust.
The Special Collections Steering Committee is planning an informative and interactive demonstration of the ArchivesSpace Public Interface on February 23rd, at 2-3:30PM. Please join the ArchivesSpace Public User Interface (AS-PUI) Implementation Project Team and colleagues for the opportunity to hear project updates as well as conduct hands-on searches for yourself.
The event takes place in the newly-reopened, SML Lecture Hall and Memorabilia Room.