Registration for the two-day course Advanced DSpace course, to be held October 16-17, is now open for TDL members only.
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TDL to co-sponsor DH & Libraries THATCamp in Austin on November 7
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TDLThe Texas Digital Library is pleased to be one of the co-sponsors of the next Digital Humanities & Libraries THATCamp, to be held in Austin on November 7, 2013, as a DLF Forum post-conference event.
TDL Update newsletter – July 2013
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TDLCheck out the latest issue of TDL Update to discover the latest news and learn how TDL is working with its members to advance scholarly communication.
TDL director joins DPN Business Model Working Group
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TDLTDL executive director Debra Hanken Kurtz has joined the DPN Business Model Working Group, which has been tasked with creating a formal business plan and establishing a sustainable economic model for the Digital Preservation Network (DPN).
TDL forms Texas-focused DSpace Users Group
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TDLThe Texas Digital Library (TDL) is pleased to announce that it is forming a TDL DSpace Users Group for anyone in Texas currently using or interested in DSpace repository software.
Join the TDL Metadata Community
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TDLThis open group and email list provides a forum for discussion and mutual support on issues of concern to the metadata community in Texas.
Highlights from the 2013 Texas Conference on Digital Libraries
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TDLTCDL 2013 was bigger and better than ever, with record attendance, great keynote talks, and a rich program of presentations, posters, and workshops.
Debra Hanken Kurtz Appointed Director of the Texas Digital Library
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TDLDebra Hanken Kurtz joined TDL as its new Executive Director on June 1.
TCDL 2013 announces pre-conference DigiCamp on May 6
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TDLThe TCDL 2013 program committee is pleased to offer a new and exciting opportunity for discussion and community-building around digital library issues: DigiCamp.
Member Story: TDL supports NSF-funded effort on sustainability research
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TDLResearchers and librarians at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi are leading an ambitious effort – with NSF funding and technology support from the Texas Digital Library — to form an interdisciplinary network of researchers focused on sustainability and the environment in the South Texas Region.