Highlights from the program include two very different keynote addresses, one from a film historian on AI and the other from a library dean on leading in interesting times.
You're invited to share feedback on the NISO draft, which standardizes terms and practices for the workflows and systems supporting open access content.
Researchers spoke with librarians, publishers, and authors to assess attitudes about business models for monographs in the humanities and social sciences.
Join us for an opportunity to learn about, consider, and explore the most recent developments in how artificial intelligence is influencing scholarly communication. Register by September 21 for the best rates!
Recently published ISO standards; W3C’s Accessibility Conformance Testing (ACT) Rules; upcoming AI-powered library swarm session from ALA Core; and the RDA Communications Bulletin.
In September we host the NISO Plus Global/Online event and resume our AI webinar series. October features a talk on Indigenous data sovereignty and a new training series on AI essentials.
