• Supporting Subject Librarians with AI Solutions, Osma Suominen, National Library of Finland
• A Case Study on Applying Machine Learning Methods in Automated Subject Headings to Dataset Records, Mingfang Wu, Australian Research Data Commons
• Comparing Methods for Automated Keyword Extraction—Insights and Pitfalls in Setting Up and Evaluation Plan for Method Selection, Maximilian Kärcher, National Library of Germany
• Interdisciplinary Teamwork as a Success Factor: Competencies Needed for Adaptation and Implementation of a Subject Indexing Support Software at the Leibniz Information Center for Economics (ZWB), Claudia Liebetruth, ZBW
• Autocategorization Projects: a Taxanomist’s Perspective, Bob Kasenchack, Factor
• Panel Discussion

Do you work with collections at a university library and want to know more about open educational resources (OER) and the way they can influence the development of the collection at your library?

Hey library workers, are you thinking of starting a Library of Things for your community?

Suicide is a national public health issue that impacts people from all walks of life, regardless of whether or not they have served in the military.

In the U.S., there are 43 million adults–nearly one in five–who read below a third-grade level, and over half of all adults read below a sixth-grade level (National Action Plan for Adult Literacy, 2021).

In this webinar we will discuss what autism is through the lens of neurodiversity, and how characteristics of autism may manifest in the library environment.

Instruments play an essential role in creating research data but they are often only identified in the scientific literature using free text. 

This webinar will explore ways for libraries to be proactive in developing and sharing policies and procedures around book challenges.

The freedom for libraries to acquire books and develop a collection. A relic of a pre-digital age?