Emory University Libraries in Zotero Partnership
by Jason on Nov.20, 2008, under software
I am so disappointed that this announcement came after I left Emory:
Emory University Libraries and The Center for History and New Media (CHNM) at George Mason University have entered a cooperative partnership on Zotero, the free, open-source bibliographic manager. A team of librarians, information technologists and faculty members led by Connie Moon Sehat, Emory Libraries’ new director of digital scholarship initiatives, will extend research capabilities of the software in collaboration with Zotero’s main development team.
Still, it’s very cool that this is taking place and I’m happy to be bringing the Zotero love to GSU. Full story here.
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This blog is by Jason Puckett. I'm the Librarian for Communication and Educational Technologies at GSU in Atlanta, meaning I'm the liaison for the Journalism and Speech programs and I also work with instructional technology. I write about libraries, teaching, technology, fun, and the places those things intersect.
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November 20th, 2008 on 2:24 pm
spread the love, jason. spread. the. love. :)
November 20th, 2008 on 5:05 pm
It’s what I do.
January 7th, 2009 on 9:10 pm
I was disappointed to hear this news after *I* left Emory, too!