Temporary Free Access to Academic Resources during COVID-19
In response to the pandemic, many vendors and publishers are making scholarly content temporarily available for free. IU Libraries have ...
Tag: Current Events
-
-
Black Lives Matter: IU Libraries Curates Resource List
With the rising awareness and discourse surrounding racial inequity in the United States, you may have noticed several resource lists ... -
Data & Visual Literacy and the COVID-19 Infodemic
This post was contributed by Map & Spatial Data Librarian Theresa Quill. Scholarly and scientific information is distributed in a variety ... -
Reading Recommendations Roundup!
As American aphorist Mason Cooley wrote, “Reading gives us somewhere to go when we have to stay where we are.” ... -
ORCID requirement for NIH – 2nd deadline fast approaching
The National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control, and Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality have implemented the 1st ... -
Our New Scholarly Communication Librarian
The Scholarly Communication Department is delighted to announce the recent arrival of Sarah Crissinger, our new Scholarly Communication Librarian. Sarah will play ... -
Endangered Data Week
Endangered Data Week is an initiative committed to raising awareness of threats to publicly available data; exploring the power dynamics ... -
Open Access policy adopted by IU Bloomington faculty
The Bloomington Faculty Council unanimously approved an Open Access policy today that ensures that faculty scholarship will be accessible and available to ... -
Shareability vs. open access: A summary of the contention around Elsevier’s new sharing policy
Less than a month after the academic publisher Elsevier’s director of access and policy Dr. Alicia Wise posted the company’s ... -
New Google Scholar Research Alert Functionality: “Scholar Updates”
Google Scholar recently released a new functionality to their service called Scholar Updates. It builds upon the existing research alerts offered ...