We're going to present right now at #ERMN22 on our work to amplify diverse voices in our UMN Libraries collections. Our working paper is here if you can't make our talk. z.umn.edu/amplifyingdive…

The panel with Keri Youngstrand, Kari Oanes, Bridget Reistad is SOOOOOO good. Thanks for the great closing session for #ERMN22 🙏🙏🙏

5 out of 5 geckos approve of this copycat red nectar! J/k no idea how many geckos sampled, but the video of the lip-licking gecko is adorable ⁦@ClayCar92280263⁩ can’t help but look inside new-to-him flowers. This blood—red nectar was hard to miss twin-cities.umn.edu/news-events/co…

Wondering how to analyze your institutional publishing output for open access negotiations? Look no further! Dr. Allison Librarian and Ana Enriquez made a short course. You can use Excel or OpenRefine. It's so beautiful I could cry. z.umn.edu/AIPO

Our paper on authentication and authorization gives library staff who do not regularly work with these technologies a basic understanding so they’re better positioned to contribute to conversations inside and out of the libraries. There’s a recorded webinar too!

Best meeting of the day! (And not just because I got to pretend I was a YouTuber)

Handing out library swag and yelling things like, “Libraries! Libraries! Read all about it!” or“Come check us out!” has become one of my new favorite things to do. 🥰

Love the parade vibe. 🥰

I just had to Google “emergency reset hole” and now I can’t stop laughing at the absurdity of my technology situation and the name “emergency reset hole” #lenovo

This thread is so good. I was listening to the episode while making dinner and I had to stop because stories about libraries and ebooks are almost always not.quite.right. Thanks for doing the digging Jennifer Anne