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Discover Magazine: What Does The Future of Natural History Museums Look Like? (ft. Diana Marsh)

INFO Staff - April 23, 2024

INFO Professor Diana Marsh contextualizes the history of museums in the modern world

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Democratizing Information: Volunteer Transcribers Enable Access to Cultural Heritage Materials

Laurie Robinson - April 16, 2024

Crowdsourced transcriptions are making historical documents more accessible for those who use screen readers

Photo of Hornbake Plaza on the UMD College Park Campus, home to the INFO College

Photo of Hornbake Plaza on the UMD College Park Campus, home to the INFO College

UMD INFO College Faculty Awarded for Research Excellence

UMD INFO Staff - April 2, 2024

14 INFO faculty members are to be honored at the 2024 UMD Research Excellence Celebration

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Shaking Up the Archives: Computational Archival Science Accelerates Historical Research and Digital Readiness

Laurie Robinson - February 20, 2024

Educators train the next generation of archivists in this interdisciplinary field

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UMD INFO Faculty to Make Archival Materials More Accessible via Web Search

Olivia Borgula & INFO Staff - January 23, 2024

Diana Marsh and Katrina Fenlon are leading this NSF funded project

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UMD INFO Faculty and Students Lead Presentations at the 2024 ALA LibLearnX Conference

INFO Staff - January 18, 2024

Library practitioners, leaders, and researchers from around the country will gather at this annual event

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(Video) CAFe Speaker Series: Experts Discuss Zines as a Form of Advocacy, Self Expression

INFO Staff - January 9, 2024

Cultural heritage practitioners, educators and creators discuss zine creation and preservation

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(Video) SoDa Seed Grant Series: Newspapers and the Lynching Story: Discoveries, Distortions, and Erasure, 1789-1963

INFO Staff - January 9, 2024

Associate professor with UMD’s journalism college discusses research about lynching and news coverage