TEXAS DIGITAL LIBRARY RESEARCH INTEGRITY INTEREST GROUP Thursday, January 26, 2023 2-3pm Central Join us on Zoom Download a calendar invitation No registration required. Identifying and Reducing Potential Sources of Bias in the Promotion and Tenure Review of University…
TDL’s GIS Interest Group (GISIG) seeks to develop a Community of Practice around geographic information systems (GIS) and become a source of expertise for all Texas Digital Library consortium members and partners. The GISIG meets monthly on the fourth Friday…
The TDL OJS User Group works to create an active community among TDL’s users of the Open Journal System hosting service in the following ways: By facilitating mutual support among library managers of the OJS hosting service, including the sharing…
The Texas Digital Library invites members to attend the TDL Forum, a monthly meeting in which members can hear a brief presentation about the activities of the TDL staff and participate in a question-and-answer period. If you have questions about…
View slides & notes | video Love is in the air, and Texas Digital Library once again wants to spread the love of digital collections and digital exhibits! Join us for another edition of the Digital Collections Love-In to share…
Not sure about your research topic, want some help writing, or want to find someone to co-present with at TCDL? Attend our TCDL Proposal Co-Working session where conference committee members will informally talk about the theme and presentation types and…
The purpose of the Web Archiving Texas Interest Group (WATXIG) is to build a community around web archiving in Texas, bring people together to share skills and resources to accomplish shared goals, and amplify our work that impacts the national…
TDL’s GIS Interest Group (GISIG) seeks to develop a Community of Practice around geographic information systems (GIS) and become a source of expertise for all Texas Digital Library consortium members and partners. The GISIG meets monthly on the fourth Friday…
Texas Digital Library’s DSpace Users Group (DUG) works to create an active community among DSpace users that: facilitates mutual support for DSpace use and repository management; identifies areas of work that could be taken on by member working groups or…