The Texas Digital Library is pleased to welcome Texas A&M International University as the newest member of the TDL consortium.
The Texas Digital Library is pleased to welcome Texas A&M International University as the newest member of the TDL consortium.
TDL member Texas A&M Galveston works to safeguard the future of Galveston Bay through the Galveston Bay Information Center (GBIC), a key piece of which is a TDL-hosted DSpace repository.
Using TDL services, member institution UT Southwestern Medical Center Library is upgrading its electronic thesis and dissertation (ETD) program to streamline submission and management and make theses and dissertations more visible to the worldwide scholarly community.
TDL founding member Texas A&M Libraries has published an exciting set of images in its institutional repository dealing with African-American farming life in Texas during the middle of the last century.
Texas A&M University Libraries has released a schedule of activities for Open Access Week, which will take place October 18-24.
The University of Houston Digital Library has created a video using digitized yearbook images and audio from a 45 rpm record that accompanied the 1954-55 yearbook.
TDL member Texas A&M University Libraries recently completed a project to catalog an accumulated backlog of some 2,300 electronic theses and dissertations and to make them available in Texas A&M’s DSpace repository. The team that worked on the cataloging project included Holly Mercer (Head of Digital Services and Scholarly Communications), Michael Bolton (Director of Digital [...]
The University of North Texas has mad available videos of presentations from its Open Access Symposium, held May 18, 2010.
The University of Houston has added a new collection to their digital library: the Gladys Ewing Debutante Scrapbook.
TDL-hosted electronic journal The Journal of Virtual Worlds Research (JVWR) was featured yesterday on Ars Technica, a technology news and information website, in a feature on growing academic interest in the sociology of virtual communities.