Open Access and Discovery Tools: How do Primo Libraries Manage Green Open Access Collections? - Renaville_OA_DT.pdf - 0 views
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Dinah Galligo on 05 Sep 15par François Renaville - University of Liege Library, april 2015 - pdf
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L'espace documentaire en restructuration : les catalogues en question ? Entretien avec Philippe Bourdenet, ingénieur d'étude et docteur en sciences de l'information au CNAM | Enssib - 0 views
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par Catherine Muller - ENSSIB, 16/12/14
L'Intelligence du groupe 3.1 - ess-cles.pdf - 0 views
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Par Emile Servan-Schreiber - Lumogenic (Clés n°87 - Fév-mars 2014) Un groupe est toujours plus fort que vous :1+1= 3
What a Million Syllabuses Can Teach Us - The New York Times - 0 views
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by Gray Matter, 22/01/16
Fork, merge and crowd-sourcing data curation: tools for collective data processing and analysis. - 0 views
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by Cameron Neylon - Impact of Social Sciences, 05/05/14 With the right formats, licensing and distribution mechanisms, people can easily collaborate over data, enhance the analysis and re-purpose for their own needs.
Citizen scientists now do more than collect data - Futurity - 0 views
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by Layne Cameron, 05/10/16 Training, modeling tools, and an online portal let citizen scientists make an impact on conservation, new research shows.
Five ways libraries are using Instagram to share collections and draw public interest. - 0 views
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Impact of Social Sciences, 16/04/14 Alongside universities, libraries and librarians are now using social media platforms to connect with users in a range of exciting and innovating ways. The latest platform that libraries are experimenting with is Instagram, which allows users to take photos on their smart phones, apply exciting filters and add hashtags, and then share these images online with their followers. Amy Mollett and Anthony McDonnell investigate how libraries are making the most of this visually-engaging platform.
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