Peter will work closely with Stanford librarians, archivists, and curators across all library units, including metadata specialists and other technical staff, to identify, collect, remediate, and describe web content for discovery, access and preservation. ...
In order to assist users during the shelter-in-place period, the East Asia Library has obtained temporary access to a number of new Chinese databases.
I would like to share the behind-the-scenes story of a recent project at Stanford Libraries: we received a sizable coin collection from the Cantor Arts Center and have been working over the past year and a half to make it accessible for use. In honor of its origins, this collection is called the Cantor Arts Center collection of ancient coins and it contains approximately 8,700 coins from the ancient world. Currently there are circa 300 coins fully cataloged that feature digital images online and three preassembled study sets for use in the Barchas Room in Special Collections at Green Library.
The Stanford Science and Engineering Libraries are happy to announce the Popular Science Book Club! This brand new, low-maintenance club welcomes students, staff, and faculty from all departments. Since we are just starting out, everyone is new!
The U.S. government has since 1774 published information chronicling the expanse of the country’s experience and development. These publications are valuable to students and researchers in history, government, business, economics, sociology, education, legal studies, and the sciences.
Please welcome Christopher Walker to the Stanford Libraries and the Archive of Recorded Sound.
Today everyone has advice on how best to teach online. We have many e-resources to help. Check out Technology in higher education teaching for links to some of them.
The East Asia Library is now offering access to select Japanese ebook titles through Kinokuniya's ebook platform, KinoDen.