'morgen!
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 18, 2022
Angesichts der #Debatten um den öffentlich-rechtlichen #Rundfunk lohnt sich ein Blick in dessen #Vergangenheit, z. B. in unserem Artikel des Tages https://t.co/dVk8SuBa4G pic.twitter.com/B6sCy24JhU
— Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache (@dwds_de) October 18, 2022
für einen konzertbewerbungsfacebookpost habe ich mal nachgeschaut, was die anderen kollegen da so zu tun haben. 🙃 pic.twitter.com/JTUPh5JbWE
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 18, 2022
'Alexia: please visualise the priorities of US transport planners.'
Yes, that is actually a bike path!
Yes, those are actually 8 lanes for car drivers! pic.twitter.com/XnoJg4SHNa— Cycling Professor 🚲 (@fietsprofessor) October 17, 2022
Kennen Sie schon … das „Kleine Lexikon: Krieg und Sprache“ der GfdS? https://t.co/iYdhP5KKEl
— ULB_MS_FachInfo (@ULB_MS_FachInfo) October 18, 2022
… featuring das "Kleine Lexikon Krieg und Sprache" der @_gfds_. https://t.co/PdgtDn2lJ9
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 18, 2022
Großer Auftritt für Hamburger Bibliotheken. #Riesenplakatwand pic.twitter.com/lHlDTvwzTO
— TUHH Bibliothek (@tubhh) October 11, 2022
"This paper…. did not excite me." pic.twitter.com/BFtX6st8NU
— ShitMyReviewersSay (@YourPaperSucks) October 18, 2022
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1582290187035742208
Ab welcher Wartezeit auf Antwort darf ich Leute entfolgen bzw. blocken? Bitte nur ernstgemeinte Zuschriften, Finger ist am Abzug. Danke.
— WOLF LOTTER🦉 (@wolflotter) October 18, 2022
Anyone on #medievaltwitter interested in testing out an alpha version of my new @streamlit app that allows one to search 100,000 publicly available medieval mss? You can search the existing index or search with a custom image and find similar pages. pic.twitter.com/vCLQLtVw5q
— Dr. WJB Mattingly (@wjb_mattingly) October 12, 2022
Unhelpful computer (cartoon for @newscientist ) pic.twitter.com/NuTA18NJob
— TwistedDoodles (@twisteddoodles) October 18, 2022
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1582321123114758144
Nächste Woche ist die Themenwoche Open Access – jeweils um 12 Uhr bieten wir kurze Kaffee-Vorträge zu einzelnen Aspekten der offenen Publikationskultur an!https://t.co/qaxXagHgvA
— SuUB Bremen 🏳️🌈 (@elibbremen) October 18, 2022
These shelves represent the last of the reels of tape from the Capital Radio collection which have arrived at the studios for digitising this week. Eventually these will be catalogued and ingested into the library catalogue. #TapeboxTuesday pic.twitter.com/2xRem5M9AC
— BL Sound Heritage (@BLSoundHeritage) October 18, 2022
The next library staff member we would like to introduce you to is Tamara Noor, Access Services Coordinator!
You'll often find Tamara at the Service Desk, but she is also responsible for selecting which books go in the Rec Reads collection, library marketing (hi! 😊) 🧵 pic.twitter.com/B27pNspspf
— Beryl Ivey Library (@brescialibrary) September 28, 2022
Ich habe einen neuen #Blog!
Hier geht es ab sofort um wissenschaftliches #Publizieren, #OpenAccess, #Wissenschaftskommunikation und verwandte Themen aus dem Kontext von #Digitalisierung und #OpenScience wie #Forschungsdatenmanagement: https://t.co/a18innVdhL— Christoph Hornung (@c_hornung) October 18, 2022
"Feeds, Tweets & Timelines – Schreibweisen der Gegenwart in Sozialen Medien" https://t.co/2SZ8iMoQDK #SocialMedia #Neuerscheinung #OpenAccess
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 18, 2022
"Wissenschaftliche Fairness: Wissenschaft zwischen Integrität und Fehlverhalten" https://t.co/bKabS5sfxJ #Neuerscheinung #OpenAccess
— ULB_MS_FachInfo (@ULB_MS_FachInfo) October 18, 2022
Der Geschirrspüler ist fertig. Endlich wieder alle Tassen im Schrank.
— Rainer Herda (@Jabba0718) October 18, 2022
I vote for resurrecting the queen https://t.co/XlQN0UY8D6
— Jörg Friedrich 🕹️ (@freejsf) October 18, 2022
Es gab doch diese Aus-Spargel-die-Zukunft-lesen-Tante, die meinte, dass Johnson ein schnelles Comeback feiern würde… Holy asparagus, Batman!
— Sebastian Tries His Best (@Der_STHB) October 18, 2022
About to attend a SPARK session about using the Evergreen ILS to support patron relationships #evgils #PaLA2022 pic.twitter.com/ElGSmjVe2H
— Galen Charlton (@gmcharlt) October 18, 2022
Via the OPAC/discovery layer:
– carousels promoting new materials
– carousels can always be done on library website; e.g., Lower Macungie uses a WordPress plugin to pull in carousel items from Evergreen #PaLA2022— Galen Charlton (@gmcharlt) October 18, 2022
Another technique on the OPAC: customize the zero-hits results page to link to (say) the ILL request form #PaLA2022
— Galen Charlton (@gmcharlt) October 18, 2022
Yet another OPAC technique: use the ILS maintenance message feature to do things like highlight unusual branch closures #PaLA2022
— Galen Charlton (@gmcharlt) October 18, 2022
Book lists via the OPAC/discovery layer offer a way to do readers advisory, especially if they're actively curated. E.g., themes (monthly topics, Shark Week, etc.) #PaLA2022
— Galen Charlton (@gmcharlt) October 18, 2022