Sustainability in libraries plays a crucial role in promoting inclusive development for current and future generations. Access to information is highlighted as a human right essential for decision-making in favor of sustainability. Meaningful access to information requires connectivity, equality, sk

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IFLA emphasizes the value of international collaboration among library associations, libraries, and information professionals to exchange experiences, develop standards, and address common challenges. By working together, libraries can enhance user support, foster global information access, and advo

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Digital libraries are networked collections of digital objects that enhance knowledge building processes by addressing information overload, communication barriers, and research inefficiencies. Solutions include innovative technologies like mini-cameras, OCR, and natural language processing. Various

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Libraries play a vital role in supporting entrepreneurs by providing access to resources, knowledge, technology, and networking opportunities. They break down economic barriers, offer free services, and empower underserved populations like women and BIPOC entrepreneurs. From skills development to ex

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Designed and hosted by the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries, the Gold Rush Analytics Technical Overview showcases a cost-effective system utilizing open-source software with tailored solutions. The Matching MARC section details the methodology for matching records, emphasizing the pre-built m

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Delve into the world of ransomware and data breaches in public libraries, exploring the definitions of ransomware and data breaches, the potential impacts on libraries, the financial losses incurred, and the value of library records. Understand the risks, implications, and consequences associated wi

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This presentation discusses the challenges faced by legacy storage applications and proposes solutions through the integration of DPDK/SPDK libraries. Topics covered include the current state of legacy applications, issues such as heavy system calls and memory allocations, possible solutions like lo

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SUNY Orange Housing Task Force was charged with examining the feasibility of housing on campus, with recommendations made to the Board of Trustees in May 2018. The task force members, data review, guest experts, site visits, and findings from studies were all integral to the decision-making process.

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Explore the roadmap set by the Libraries Taskforce in England for advancing public libraries from 2016 to 2021. Discover the aims, strategies, and support provided for enriching library services. Delve into the executive summary, context, targeted services, and more.

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United for Libraries is a division of the American Library Association that supports library trustees, advocates, friends, and foundations in governing, promoting, advocating, and fundraising for libraries. Through training, advocacy resources, networking opportunities, and consulting, United for Li

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Crafting a targeted and flexible communication approach is key to reopening libraries successfully in the summer of 2020. With a focus on engaging existing readers and emphasizing the value of users, libraries aim to provide access to collections while ensuring safety and patience during the process

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Streaming video services have become increasingly popular in academic libraries due to the rising demand for convenient access to educational content. The complex licensing processes and varying pricing models pose challenges for libraries in managing their streaming video collections effectively. T

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The 187th Plenary of the SUNY University Faculty Senate was held virtually on January 21-22, 2021. During the meeting, various reports were presented, including updates on the budget, chancellor's report discussing themes such as Covid-19, budget, and campus planning, and the provost's report coveri

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The Ivy Plus Libraries are embarking on a project to collect, normalize, and analyze bibliographic and holdings records of single-part print monographs added to their catalogs between 2013-2017. The Task Force aims to enhance collaboration, streamline acquisitions, develop purchasing programs, and o

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Greek libraries have a rich history dating back to ancient times. Today, they face challenges such as limited budgets, staffing issues, and changing administrative models. Despite these obstacles, libraries in Greece offer a variety of services like reading rooms, book lending, events, and education

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EveryLibrary, led by Executive Director John Chrastka, aims to build voter support for libraries through advocacy, campaign assistance, and data-driven strategies. They work to shape civic attitudes, influence voter perceptions, and secure funding for public libraries across the nation.

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The PALNI/ALI project involves collaboration among academic libraries in Indiana to implement Sustainable Collection Services (SCS) and GreenGlass, funded by Lilly Endowment Inc. The project aims to reduce print collections, reclaim space, preserve unique items, influence collection development, and

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Libraries play a crucial role in supporting small businesses by providing economic resources, breaking down barriers, offering technology skills, fostering literacy, and aiding in entrepreneurial endeavors. They promote equity, diversity, and inclusion, reaching underserved populations and contribut

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The Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) offers free government materials to libraries, ensuring public access to federal information. Established in 1813, the program disseminates resources across 1150 federal libraries, promoting transparency and accountability. Selective depository libraries

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Student leaders at SUNY Cobleskill underwent Title IX training in August 2017 to understand the law, the college's obligations, and their role in preventing sexual violence and harassment. Governor Cuomo's orders and legislation mandated affirmative consent policies to combat sexual assault on colle

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The Your First College Year Survey results provide valuable insights into the experiences of first-time, full-time freshmen at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. The survey covers aspects such as adjustment to college life, academic outcomes, co-curricular experiences, satisfaction,

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The Office of Institutional Assessment and Effectiveness at SUNY Oneonta has made significant progress in developing assessment protocols and processes, leading to a culture of assessment. This includes completing planning and assessment cycles, establishing objectives and procedures, and aligning u

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Analyzing the shared print collections in Southern California libraries reveals a substantial number of discrete titles and works, with an average age of 30 years. The density of print book holdings in the region shows a concentration in a few libraries, indicating opportunities for collaborative ef

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Library collaboration in Maine involves academic, public, and special libraries working together through the Maine Shared Collections Strategy (MSCS) project. Led by Dr. Clem Guthro of Colby College Libraries, the project aims to manage legacy print collections efficiently across various institution

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Mobile Libraries Day 2022 is set to be celebrated on Wednesday, 16th November, coinciding with Book Week Scotland. The day highlights the vital role mobile libraries play in combating social isolation and serving diverse communities in Scotland. With 49 mobile libraries in 22 local authority areas,

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SUNY libraries, including SUNY Cortland, SUNY Purchase, and SUNY New Paltz, explore innovative methods and strategies for providing streaming video content to support pedagogy, learning, and research. Initiatives include transitioning from DVDs to digital streaming, negotiating streaming rights, and

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A discussion held during the RLUK Meeting in Edinburgh in November 2010, led by James Michalko, Vice President of OCLC Research, about the evolving role of research libraries in the digital age. The presentation highlights the impact of the network on libraries, reconfiguring industries, the changin

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The California Public Libraries Survey for 2020-2021 provides an in-depth look at the state of libraries in California. This webinar covers the survey process, data elements, resources, and the importance of the survey in understanding and meeting community needs. Learn about the National Public Lib

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Florida libraries are enhancing communities through data-driven initiatives, showcasing the impact of public library services. Utilize the provided template to create infographics highlighting the data from Florida libraries and individual library statistics. Explore the local impact of libraries, s

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Fall enrollment trends, growth in graduate programs, impact on new undergraduates, online program expansion, and retention rates of new students contribute to a comprehensive overview of academic performance and planning at SUNY Oswego for the 2022-23 academic year.

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The SUNY Oswego Counseling Services Center Connect Program, led by Vince Markowsky, LCSW-R, and Patrick Devendorf, MA, aims to support students in improving social connections and self-advocacy on campus through peer support groups and therapeutic processes. The program emphasizes inclusivity and co

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The SUNY Property Control Designee Manual provides comprehensive guidelines for departments to manage assets purchased with State or RF funds. Responsibilities include asset tracking, inventory procedures, equipment control guidelines, and compliance reporting. The manual is divided into sections co

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Explore how libraries can benefit from engaging with the Research Data Alliance (RDA), including opportunities to interact with data professionals, researchers, and academics, enhance expertise, and contribute to global data interoperability solutions. Discover the value of RDA for libraries and inf

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Amidst reports of Penn State University Libraries ranking among the top ten North American research libraries based on ARL's Library Investment Index Rankings, this presentation by Adam Siegel from UC Davis highlights key strategies to ensure continued relevance and success in ARL rankings. The impo

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Welcome to the new electronic Time & Attendance System (TAS) training for faculty at SUNY! Say goodbye to paper vouchers with this more accurate and efficient system. Learn how to access, record time, view balances, and manage sick time electronically. Instructions and tips provided for easy transit

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Deborah Turner from Drexel University presented research on the impact of oral communication in libraries, highlighting the significance of verbal interaction in a digital age. The study emphasizes the preference for personal interaction, especially among certain demographic groups like teens, senio

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Python Libraries for Data Science are essential for conducting research and analysis. This overview covers key libraries such as NumPy, SciPy, Pandas, and SciKit-Learn, which provide tools for data manipulation, statistical operations, and machine learning algorithms. These libraries enable data sci

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Three SUNY CIOs and their assistants share experiences on IT project planning cycles, emphasizing the crucial role of planning for success. Lack of planning can lead to chaos and inefficiencies. The discussion highlights the need for strategic IT enablement in the academic enterprise and the importa

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Guidelines and procedures for conducting research with human subjects at SUNY Oswego are outlined by the Human Subjects Committee. The mission is to protect all subjects, especially students and vulnerable populations. Researchers must comply with regulations for the ethical conduct of studies invol

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Nancy Bolt & Associates, in collaboration with the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), presented on the importance of access for people with disabilities in the United States. The presentation highlighted the commitment of libraries to ensuring accessibility for all individuals,

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