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Giving to CALA: a Way to Celebrate its 50th Anniversary
Tags: ALA Annual, CALA, CALA 50th Anniversary, Leadership development, Librarian, Poster presentation
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Mobile Digital Divide Depicted: a Field Study of the Older Adults in Sichuan, China
Tags: China, Digital divide, Internet, Older people, Sichuan, smartphones
Position: 726 (35 views)
Stories Beyond Borders: Developing the Chinese American and Diasporic Reading List
Tags: ALA Annual, ALSC, Author talks, CALA, CALA 50th Anniversary, CALASYS grant, Chinese American experience, Collaborative taskforce, Diasporic experience, K-12 books, Poster presentation, Reading list, Webinar series, YALSA, Youth literature
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CALA Members Global Library Engagement: A Reflection on CALA Members Participation in Chinese Library Annual Conferences
Tags: CALA, CALA 21 st Century Librarian Seminar Series, CALA 50th Anniversary, CALA academic sessions, Chinese Library Annual Conferences, COVID-19 Pandemic, EDI, Global library, IFLA, Library Society of China, Think Globally Act Globally, U.S.-China Librarian Collaboration Project
Position: 796 (28 views)
Developing CALASYS in Celebration of CALA 50th
Tags: CALA, CALA 50th Anniversary, CALASYS, Chinese American Librarians Association, Collection development, Digital Collections, Digital repositories, Institutional Repository, Member engagement, Member participation, Metadata, Omeka, Self-Contribution
Position: 824 (24 views)
From Panic to Process: Developing Workflow and Selection Criteria for Accessing Text and Data Mining Corpora
Position: 685 (37 views)
Needs of Cross-Disciplinary Graduate Programs: How Libraries Contribute to Social Mobility in the Post-Pandemic Era
Position: 787 (29 views)
Assessing the Appropriateness of Your Collection
Tags: Challenges, Collection Assessment, Conspectus, Impacts, Key elements, Steps for Implementation, Tools for Implementation, WLN Collection Assessment Manual
Position: 770 (30 views)
Ta-men (Ta們): Amplifying the Voices of Chinese Women and Sexual Minorities from Princeton University Library
Tags: Chinese women, Gender minorities, LGBTQ people, LGBTQ+, Library collections, Princeton University
Position: 752 (32 views)
International Journal of Librarianship (IJoL): A Publishing Platform for Scholarly Communication and Professional Development
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