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LibTech Insights is a content vertical that examines the day-to-day impact of library and education technology on academic librarians, faculty, researchers, administrators, and students. The channel features blog posts, webinars, podcasts, and other content formats in which contributors provide practical guidance on technology trends and products as they relate to opportunities and challenges involving issues such as productivity, accessibility, discovery, operations, and content management. LibTech Insights is committed to providing resources that are actionable, accessible, and that incorporate DEIA principles in coverage and through a diversity of contributor voices and perspectives.
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What to Read about ChatGPT
Everyone's been writing about ChatGPT. Here's what librarians should read.
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Using Online Concept Maps to Increase Student Collaboration
Many different online concept mapping services can help students build connections between research topics.
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Circling Back: How One Library Used UX to Innovate Patron Services
The University of Albany library needed a way to communicate with patrons about its digital services. UX provided the toolkit.
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Introduction to Serverless
More universities and libraries are integrating serverless into their technology road maps — but what is it?
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Choosing a Data Visualization Tool
Data literacy is crucial. How can selecting the right tools for data visualization help?
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Making the Move to Mastodon
The DIY social network is emerging as an alternative to Twitter. What does that mean for you?
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Circling Back: Leveraging Digital Content in In-Person Learning Environments
Revisiting a conversation about integrating tech insights from COVID into in-person learning environments.
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Why You Should Think of Stressed Users as Your Default Audience
Begin employing UX by designing digital content and services with stressed users in mind.
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Introducing LibTech Insights
The latest content channel from Choice about using, building, and implementing library technology.
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