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Tag Archives: Scholarship
Share Your Scholarship with RIPS Scholarship Reporting Form
The RIPS Scholarship Committee is excited to share the newest way we can assist in promoting YOUR scholarship! When you publish a new law review article, book, blog post, spectrum article or have a presentation, event, or librarian gathering; please … Continue reading
Posted in Issues in Librarianship (generally), Marketing, RIPS Committees
Tagged Scholarship
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Have you been working on scholarship?
Have you been working on scholarship? If you’re anything like me that simple sentence just made you cringe. By now you’re probably thinking about that promise you made to yourself; that this summer was going to be different and you … Continue reading
Posted in Issues in Law Librarianship, Planning, Time Management, Writing (generally)
Tagged motivation, Scholarship
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Missed Connections: Scholarship
by Brandon Wright Adler I know the RIPS Blog has discussed, once or twice, the many hats that law librarians must wear. I would like to discuss a casualty to all of that hat-wearing (other than baldness) – the casualty … Continue reading
Thoughts on Threads
by Christine Anne George A few weeks ago, when I was discussing a research plan with a student who was getting ready to work on her note on a breaking-news topic, I said something I hadn’t expected to say in … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media & Web 2.0, Technology
Tagged research, Scholarship, social media, threads, Twitter
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Stop, Collaborate, and Listen: Supporting Librarian Scholarship within Your Institution
by Ashley Ahlbrand Librarians are many things: caretakers, teachers, guides, support. These roles reflect the work that we do and the relationships we have with our patrons. Yet there is another role many of us fill, whether as a requirement … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Writing (generally)
Tagged collaboration, publication, Scholarship, writing process
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Tackling the Many and Various Problems of Scholarship Preservation
by Ashley Ahlbrand I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the problems facing modern scholarship. Last October, Sara Sampson and I presented at the ORALL Annual Meeting about two of these problems specifically pertaining to the fact that research today … Continue reading
Posted in Faculty services, Legal Research
Tagged citation, cited material, link rot, preservation, Scholarship
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Digital Rights Management: A Librarian’s Guide – Call for Contributions
RIPS Law Librarian Blog is pleased to share the following announcement from Catherine Lemmer and Carla Wale: We are pleased to announce that we will be editing a new book titled Digital Rights Management: A Librarian’s Guide to be published by … Continue reading
