Check out the latest issue of TDL Update, the newsletter of the Texas Digital Library, to discover the exciting things going on at the TDL.
Archive for the ‘TDL Blog’ Category
Reminder: Sign up now for September training courses!
Tuesday, September 15th, 2009On Monday, September 21, the Texas Digital Library is offering several training courses on TDL services, including DSpace repository software and Online Journals.
TDL training sessions added for October
Friday, September 4th, 2009Sign up now for fall training sessions with the Texas Digital Library! October courses include instruction on ETD management with Vireo and on using blogs and wikis in a scholarly environment.
Blog and wiki training for August 19 to be rescheduled
Monday, August 17th, 2009Due to illness, training on TDL blogs and wikis will not take place on Wednesday, August 19, as planned. The training sessions will be rescheduled for October.
Reminder: Sign up now for August training sessions
Thursday, August 13th, 2009On Wednesday, August 19, the Texas Digital Library is offering several training courses on TDL services, including DSpace repository software, Scholarly Blogs, and Research Wikis.
Cormac McCarthy Journal comes to TDL Electronic Press
Friday, August 7th, 2009The Texas Digital Library welcomes The Cormac McCarthy Journal, edited by John Wegner of Angelo State University, to the TDL Electronic Press.
Check out upcoming TDL training opportunities
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009Registration is open for summer/fall training courses from the Texas Digital Library.
TDL welcomes new CTO Peter Nürnberg
Monday, July 13th, 2009The Texas Digital Library is pleased to announce that Peter Nürnberg has joined the TDL staff as Chief Technology Officer. As CTO, Peter will be in charge of all technology and software development for the Texas Digital Library.
Michael Jensen on the future of scholarly publishing
Wednesday, July 8th, 2009Michael Jensen, Director of Strategic Web Communications at the National Academies Press, has released video of his talk at the Association of American University Presses’ Annual Meeting — the talk is entitled Scholarly Publishing in the New Era of Scarcity 2010-2025.