- Librarians as faculty? It's a red herring.
- Why I think faculty status for librarians is (generally) a bad idea
- Library employees protest changed title
- As Role of Librarians Evolves, Some Colleges End Their Faculty Status
- Stratification and losing faculty status
- Gender, “thought leaders”, ego, and subversion
- Unpacking “faculty status”
- Postscript: faculty status and “administrative bloat”
- What Is the Business of Literature?
- Facebook Leans In
- Digital Research, Not Teaching and Ithaka report here.
- Free to Profit (Coursera makes some profit)
- Systematic Errors of Judgement (bias against women in science)
- Newspaper advertising makes no sense in a non-linear world
- Learning to Adapt (adaptive learning in higher ed)
- Open Data Field Guide
- Who Killed the PrePrint and Could It Make a Return?
- Is the time right for a preprint server for life science?
- Data Scientist Training for Librarians
- The Past, Present and Future of Scholarly Publishing
- Data reuse and the open data citation advantage
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