NOTES:
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- As of March 2018, all ASERL webinars are included in ASERL’s Code of Conduct. If you feel that you been harassed or encountered other mistreatment during an ASERL event, please contact us.
ASERL Occupancy Meter/Counter Demo Day: SenSource / Clemson University
May 19, 2023 EDT
THIS SESSION IS LIMITED TO ASERL MEMBERS ONLY, PLEASE. Our colleagues from Clemson University Library will discuss the reasons they selected SenSource to implement an occupancy meter/counting system in their […]
ASERL Occupancy Meter/Counter Demo Day: Density / Johns Hopkins University
May 18, 2023 EDT
THIS SESSION IS LIMITED TO ASERL MEMBERS ONLY, PLEASE. Our colleagues from Johns Hopkins University Library discuss the reasons they selected Density to implement an occupancy meter/counting system in their […]
ASERL Occupancy Meter/Counter Demo Day: OccuSpace / Wake Forest University
May 17, 2023 EDT
THIS SESSION IS LIMITED TO ASERL MEMBERS ONLY, PLEASE. Our colleagues from Wake Forest University ZSR Library will discuss the reasons they selected OccuSpace to implement an occupancy meter/counting system […]
“Privacy and Learning Analytics: A Data Ethics Workshop for Library Professionals” / ASERL-2
May 15, 2023 EDT
Higher education institutions are facing significant accountability pressures to prove that their efforts produce valuable results and their resource expenditures are justifiable. In addition to traditional business intelligence strategies, colleges […]
Why Do I Stay in Librarianship? — The DEI Perspective II
April 27, 2023 EDT
Hopefulness and cautious optimism “You are not alone..BIPOC librarians struggle to stay in the profession..it’s normal. ” As a follow up to popular series “Why I Left the Profession […]
Library Preparedness: Formalizing and Supporting the Diversity Residency Experience Using a Resident Centered Framework (RCF)
April 25, 2023 EDT
Recruitment of diverse library candidates is often a stated goal and priority for many libraries and archives and one way academic libraries attempt to meet this goal is by […]
Attracting and Engaging a Diverse Student Workforce at George Mason University (GMU)
April 12, 2023 EDT
Summary George Mason University Libraries was one of 10 institutions selected to participate in Hampton University’s Grant Leading the Charge: Advancing the Recruitment, Retention and Inclusion of People of Color […]
Augmented and Virtual Reality Dioramas and Arboretums for XR Exhibitions, Engagement and Learning Design
April 11, 2023 EDT
This demonstration and talk will present two products developed as digital twins of nature using geospatial datasets, visualized in an immersive augmented reality application, The AR Perpetual Garden App, […]
“Privacy and Learning Analytics: A Data Ethics Workshop for Library Professionals” / ASERL-1
April 5, 2023 EDT
Higher education institutions are facing significant accountability pressures to prove that their efforts produce valuable results and their resource expenditures are justifiable. In addition to traditional business intelligence strategies, colleges […]
Open Access Monograph Support at ASERL Institutions
March 31, 2023 EDT
A panel will discuss their support of and perspectives on open access monographs, and how these fit within greater collection policies and the overall scholarly communication ecosystem. Speakers: Haley Walton, […]
Doing the Work: Practical Equity-Centered Change Projects by Real Cultural Change Agents
March 21, 2023 EDT
Dr. Nicole R. Robinson, founder and CEO of Cultural Connections by Design (CCBD) (visit: www.ccbydesign.org), a diversity education consulting company, has worked with galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAMS) across […]
LAA Webinar: Automated Accessibility Testing: Advantages and Pitfalls
March 13, 2023 EDT
This webinar provides an opportunity to share how accessibility was foundational to the development of the Michigan State University (MSU) Libraries’ new website, which launched in late 2022. The MSU […]
Uprooted, Nomadic, & Displaced
March 1, 2023 EST
Event Summary Library and information science careers are taking some of its workers all across the nation for new roles. These trajectories promise career growth, new opportunities, and some […]
Changing the Lens: A Fresh Look at Ending Workplace Racism and Hostility in the Workplace
February 23, 2023 EST
Summary We are in the midst of what some may call a “Great Awakening” concerning the importance and fundamental value of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. Our due diligence has produced […]
Preserving the Future by (Re)living the Past: Black Librarians and Social Change
February 22, 2023 EST
Activism in the Black community is not new. Many African Americans have fought and died for change and an equal place at the American table. African American Librarians are no […]
LAA Webinar: Establishing Design Principles to Center Accessibility into Everyday Decisions
February 22, 2023 EST
Establishing Design Principles to Center Accessibility into Everyday Decisions February 22, 2023 at 1pm Eastern Time Libraries are meant for everyone. While libraries have long claimed this to be true, […]
Why Do I Stay? The DEI Perspective
February 20, 2023 EST
“Hopefulness and cautious optimism You are not alone..BIPOC librarians struggle to stay in the profession..it’s normal. ” As a follow up to popular series “Why I Left the Profession –DEI […]
Collaborative Community Voices: The Blue, Gold and Black Digital Archive
February 16, 2023 EST
Sign up to hear about a recently launched archive documenting the black experience at the University of Pittsburgh through the years. Users contribute the content: photos, memories, and soon, audio […]
Overview of Gale’s Offer to ASERL Libraries — Spring 2023
February 15, 2023 EST
Please join us to review Gale’s end-of-year offer available ONLY for ASERL member institutions! During this session we will be discussing Gale Primary Sources, Digital Scholar Lab, Case Studies, and […]
Worldcrunch, Why Local Is Global: International News For Your Community!
February 2, 2023 EST
Join Jeff Israely, Founder and Editor of, and Darrell W. Gunter, EVP, CCO of Worldcrunch as they present a fireside chat about Worldcrunch’s local culture international news service and […]
DEI Success Stories and Exceeding Expectations: Skilltype
January 30, 2023 EST
The U.S. workforce is becoming increasingly diverse, with people of color now making up over 35% of the labor force. The proportion of people of color in the workforce will […]
Hopeful Endemic: Moving Forward with Team Building
December 14, 2022 EST
The COVID-19 endemic is still a few years away from being an actual reality. It’s been a year plus of working from home, over a year of working hybrid, or […]
Textually Speaking: Narratives of 20th Century Racial Struggle, Resistance, and Resilience Through Primary Sources
December 6, 2022 EST
Reveal Digital develops Open Access primary source collections from under-represented 20th-century voices of dissent, using a unique publishing model where funding and source material are pooled together from libraries and […]
The Reluctant Leader: Conquering stereotypes, imposter syndrome and rising to new heights
November 18, 2022 EST
Stereotypes of gender, race, and culture often prevent BIPOC employees from rising to positions of leadership. Alanna and Elaina will explore the role of their upbringing as BIPOC women, their […]
The Effectiveness and Durability of Digital Preservation and Curation Systems
November 14, 2022 EST
Summary Regardless of their size, location, or communities served, all heritage organizations are involved in curating digital content, whether that content is born-digital or reformatted from physical materials. With funding […]
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