Tom Cramer, SUL’s Chief Technology Strategist and Associate Director, was recently interviewed with regards to his work with open-source software in digital preservation, more specifically, his work on the Hydra Project.
In the interview, Tom reflects on the very beginning of the project, when it started, how it came about, its goals and objectives, as well as its sustainability.
The Stanford University Libraries is pleased to invite you to attend a Poetry Reading and Spoken Word Performance by the writers and authors published in the new journal, As/Us: A Space for Women of the World.
As/Us is a space to showcase the creative literary expressions and scholarly work of both emerging and established women writers from around the world.
If you walk by the south entrance of Green Library between 1-3 pm, Monday through Friday, you may notice a new and exciting service offered by the Information Center. An extension of "roaming reference," we call it “Fountains of Information.”
The SUL-Mobile Users Group (SUL-MUG) is a community of SUL users of mobile devices such as iPad, Xoom, Kindle, etc. If you use one of these devices for your work, whether for productivity, teaching, reference or to circulate, please join us! You’ll have the opportunity to meet with and learn from other SUL mobile device users. Our meetings are run in the unconference tradition – no set agenda – so attendees can bring up whatever question they wish, demonstrate a cool app they've found, whatever you want or need to talk about, and do this with other like-minded users.
We are changing our meeting dates! The SUL-MUG meetings are now the third Tuesday of every month starting April 16th so as to accommodate as many of our users as possible. We meet in the IC Classroom (Green Rm.166) and start at 10:30 am.
See you then!
Deni Wicklund
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