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Building Programs That Outlast Their Founders
Most library programs die when the person who built them leaves. The ones that survive are not better — they are differently structured. Here is what that structure looks like.
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What Research Data Infrastructure Requires from Library Leadership
Research data infrastructure is not an IT problem. It is a scholarly stewardship problem — and libraries are uniquely positioned to lead it, but only if we're willing to be more than service providers.
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From Teaching Workshops to Building Research Infrastructure
How eight years of work at UCLA evolved from teaching data skills to building the systems that make open, sustainable research possible.
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First pilots have taught — here's what came back
First results from the external community pilots of our open science curriculum for librarians: lessons run long, funder policies move fast, and line-level feedback is gold.
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Open Science Curriculum for Librarians — IMLS project update
Summary of progress on the IMLS-funded open science curriculum, originally posted on the project site.