Annie Johnson

@anniekjohn.bsky.social

Associate University Librarian @ University of Delaware Library, Museums and Press. Fan of OA, OER, open data, and puppies.

One of the truly great pleasures of my existence is when a former student writes a brilliant book, and I get to hold it in my hot little hands. Congratulations to Mary Beth Harris on the publication of A Genealogy of the Gentleman, now out with UDel. #c18

A Genealogy of the Gentleman, by Mary Beth Harris. Cover shows an 18th-century engraving of a woman in magnificent dress looking unimpressed as a gentleman bows to kiss her hand; a male servant lingers in the background.

#skybrarians and other librarian friends, can you help me out? I'm starting to work on a Management syllabus, would love to crowdsource ideas. What was missing from the class you took? What's the most important thing LIS students should learn about managing libraries today? <3<3 Readings/syllabi too

How the New York Public Library is navigating "challenges in providing access to one essential category of research materials: published monographs that are neither in the public domain nor commercially available for the library to purchase or license digitally." #FeedingTheElephant

Introducing The New York Public Library’s Scholarly Press Backlist Revival Project | H-Net

A guest post from Feeding the Elephant: A Forum for Scholarly Communications. Guest post by Greg Cram, associate general counsel and director, Information Policy; and Kathleen Riegelhaupt, director e...

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One lesson about the disabling systems attack on the British Library that I hope more people take away: Library & archives systems infrastructure is generally invisible and incredibly important. We need resources & people to manage it all. Help us to advocate for funding.

Has your library incorporated sustainability or climate specific goals into your strategic plan? Can you share exactly what they are? Not a general commitment but actionable goals. Bonus points for academic library setting.

CFP! Inkcap is collaborating w/ the Journal of Electronic Publishing for a special issue, titled "On Gathering: Exploring Collective and Embodied Modes of Scholarly Comms and Publishing." Abstracts due Dec 15. Please submit & share widely! Creative & collaborative submissions most welcome.

Call for Papers: Special Issue, "On Gathering: Exploring Collective and Embodied Modes of Scholarly ...

Abstract submission deadline: December 15th 2023When we think of scholarly communication, we're usually thinking of something that can be shared independent of its creator(s). A book, a journal articl...

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I am delighted to share a call for chapter proposals for an forthcoming ACRL volume, "Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building connections." For additional information about this project, please see the full call for chapter proposals in Google Docs: bit.ly/3RTnp7P.