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The Authority File — 468 episodes · page 4 of 5
The COVID-19 Fall Semester: The Humanness of the Job
Timothy Findley’s Life and Impact: The People Who Shape Us
The COVID-19 Fall Semester: Time to Implement
Timothy Findley’s Life and Impact: The Early Days
The COVID-19 Fall Semester: Building a Plan
Timothy Findley’s Life and Impact: The Man Behind the Words
How We Define Free Time: Making Good Use of Free Time
How We Define Free Time: Everyday Solidarity
How We Define Free Time: Differentiating Leisure from Recreation
How We Define Free Time: Purposeful or Indulgent?
A Look Back at 18th-Century Executive Power, Moderates, and Revolution: The Lone Wolf
A Look Back at 18th-Century Executive Power, Moderates, and Revolution: The Soul of the Commonwealth
A Look Back at 18th-Century Executive Power, Moderates, and Revolution: Necker the Moderate
A Look Back at 18th-Century Executive Power, Moderates, and Revolution: Who Is Jacques Necker?
What is a scholarly podcast? The “Generative” Nature of Podcasting
Academic Librarianship in the Age of COVID: An (Unprecedented) Look Ahead
What is a scholarly podcast? Open scholarship and Web 2.0
Academic Librarianship in the Age of COVID: Finding Solutions
Academic Librarianship in the Age of COVID: Fall Is Coming
What is a scholarly podcast? Peer Review that Fits the Medium
Academic Librarianship in the Age of COVID: The Online Scramble
What is a scholarly podcast? Secret Feminist Agenda
The Future of Education: Emerging Trends and Pandemic Effects
Unearthing the Library’s Value: Preserving Memory
The Future of Education: Let’s Talk Access
Unearthing the Library’s Value: Why Bother?
The Future of Education: Preparing a 21st-Century Workforce
Unearthing the Library’s Value: Is Neutrality Possible?
The Future of Education: Background and Major Trends
Unearthing the Library’s Value: Making Those Connections
Adjusting to Modern Library Needs: The Admin Side
Looking at Canadian Community Development: Beyond Solutions and Answers
Adjusting to Modern Library Needs: Going Mobile
Looking at Canadian Community Development: The Push and Pull
Adjusting to Modern Library Needs: Brave New Non-Print World
Looking at Canadian Community Development: The Benefits and Pitfalls of Theory
Adjusting to Modern Library Needs: Background and Books
Looking at Canadian Community Development: Forging Connection and Understanding
Constructing the Black Prairie Archives: Expanding the Narrative
A New Approach to Info Lit: “How Can We Help?”
Constructing the Black Prairie Archives: “A Search for My Own History”
A New Approach to Info Lit: Lessons in Execution
Constructing the Black Prairie Archives: Changing the Cultural Record
A New Approach to Info Lit: “These Skills Aren’t Just Academic”
Constructing the Black Prairie Archives: “It Had Been There All Along”
A New Approach to Info Lit: Taking Down the “Illusion of Credibility”
Finding a Place for Open Access Monographs: Peer into the Crystal Ball
Finding a Place for Open Access Monographs: Defining the Framework
Finding a Place for Open Access Monographs: Starting from Scratch
Finding a Place for Open Access Monographs: A Lack of Product-Market Fit
What Is Seamless Access? Connecting Publishers and Libraries
What Is Seamless Access? Clearing Up Misconceptions
What is Seamless Access? Alleviating Researcher Pain
What Is Seamless Access? “A New Experience of Federated Access”
Stepping Outside for Field Research: Seeking the Story
Stepping Outside for Field Research: Into a Category of “Unknown Unknowns”
Stepping Outside for Field Research: “I Had to Gain a Sense of How I Was Coming Across”
Stepping Outside for Field Research: “What Am I Actually Doing? What Is This Career?”
The Demand for Digital Literacy: Fighting Bias to Find Credibility
The Demand for Digital Literacy: An Antidote for Media Skepticism
The Demand for Digital Literacy: “Even Really Smart People Get Duped”
The Demand for Digital Literacy: Find, Parse, Assess
Toward a Global Middle Ages: A Modern, Inclusive Process
Toward a Global Middle Ages: Not Just “Castles, Cathedrals, and Crusades”
Toward a Global Middle Ages: “All Maps Are Inherently Political”
Toward a Global Middle Ages: Defining and Curating a Concept
Measuring the Reuse of Digital Content: Live from the Charleston Conference!
Legacy Missions and Changing Collections: Live from the Charleston Conference!
Toward Open Educational Resources: Live from the Charleston Conference!
Data Management and Visualization for Graduate Students: Live from the Charleston Conference!
E- and Audiobook Lending Models in an Evolving Collection Landscape
Through the Looking Glass: Taking on the Publishers’ Perspective
Library Values and Privacy in the Contemporary Collection
Changes and Opportunities in an Evolving Collection Landscape
Showing Library ROI with Data: Academic Library Data Trends
Showing Library ROI with Data: Data, Qualitative and Quantitative
Human Relations Area Files: Human Saliva, Violent Democracies, and Quality Ethnography
Showing Library ROI with Data: A Visualization Primer
Showing Library ROI with Data: Value in Academic Libraries
Vocational Awe in Academic Librarianship: A Conversation with Fobazi Ettarh
Moving from Content Discovery to Delivery: Academic Big Data
Open and Equitable Scholarly Communications: Exploring ACRL’s New Research Agenda
Moving from Content Discovery to Delivery: Safeguarding User Privacy
Moving from Content Discovery to Delivery: Integrating the Library into Teaching and Research Workflows
Moving From Content Discovery to Delivery: Trends in Teaching and Research Workflows
Partnering with Faculty for Open Access Course Material Selection: The Authority File Live at the ACRL Conference
Addressing the Skills Gap in Tomorrow’s Economy: The Authority File Live at the ACRL Conference
Annual Reviews: Evolving to Better Serve the Public Good
Mission-Driven Publishing, A Different Path: The Authority File Live at the ACRL Conference
How an Innovative Approach to First Year Experience Transformed One Library’s Image on Campus: The Authority File Live at the ACRL Conference
The ACRL Conference Pre-Cast!
Annual Reviews: Subscribe to Open
Annual Reviews: Science for a Functional Democracy
Annual Reviews: Public Health, an Open-Access Test Case for Review Literature
Discussing Empathy: Psychopaths and the Empathy-Deficit in the United States
Discussing Empathy: Its function, role in altruism, and evolutionary history
Discussing Empathy: Differences between cognitive and affective empathy
Discussing Empathy: What, precisely, is it?
ACRL Executive Director, Mary Ellen Davis on: The ACRL conference and Project Outcome
ACRL Executive Director, Mary Ellen Davis on: Equity Diversity and Inclusion