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In February I wrote a blog post about a 2020 goal to digitize record sets held by my organization that would be useful to those engaged in genealogical research and that would be unlikely to be in the digital collections of large-scale genealogical databases such as Ancestry or FamilySearch. Despite the ongoing pandemic that work … Continue reading Genealogical Records Sets Revisted →

I wish I could remember where I became aware of this idea and to who to credit it, but I once read that our collective ability to change the climate of an entire planet on a global scale, as we careen towards what seems like an increasingly likely end-result of an uninhabitable planet, is really … Continue reading Creation and Civilization →

A colleague of mine recently ran into the surprise of just how much it costs to have a scholarly article published under an open access license and very much did not want to pay the hefty Article Processing Charge and ended up looking for different avenues in which to make their article openly available for … Continue reading Getting Started with ORCID and LISSA →

Played around with the Lite Brite a bit more and took a baker's dozen photographs as I kept adding pegs to the board. Followed that up with a fun Sunday morning playing around with the Photos app in Windows 10 which is a surprisingly fun little movie making utility. The results: https://twitter.com/johndewees/status/1287420349957668865

This post will provide an overview of how to upload resources using the CONTENTdm (CDM) Project Client using the tab-delimited text file (TDTF) to avoid during this process. This whole blog post is written assuming a Windows environment, sorry Mac users. Also I apologize that the section discussing errors doesn't provide examples of the specific … Continue reading CONTENTdm: Uploading via Tab-Delimited Text File →