The Pratt Institute School of Information and Library Science has an opening for full time tenure-track position at the level of assistant professor in the area of Digital media and emerging technologies To schedule an interview please contact Debbie Rabina (drabina@pratt.edu) To learn more about Pratt SILS full-time faculty visit http://research.prattsils.org/ A detailed job description…

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Job Description: The MLA is excited to announce this new position with the responsibility for building new connections between databases, a CMS, and an expanding array of Web publications and communication portals. This developer will be working with both the IT and the production teams to design and build a more flexible and modular infrastructure…

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Title: Digital Projects Manager Immediate Supervisor: Director of Education Programming Summary: Ford’s Theatre Society seeks a Digital Projects Manager to be responsible for research and development of digital projects relating to the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, as well to provide guidance and support for other digital learning initiatives at Ford’s Theatre. To apply,…

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Data Information Literacy (DIL) symposium hosted by the Purdue University Libraries on Sept 23rd and 24th. No registration for viewing the live stream is required. We hope that you will be able to join us, virtually, for this event.  The DIL Symposium will be recorded and made available afterwards through e-pubs, Purdue University’s Institutional Repository. http://laurientaylor.org/2013/09/13/data-information-literacy-dil-symposium-hosted-by-the-purdue-university-libraries-sept-23-24/

At the Association of Computational Linguistics conference in Bulgaria last month, researchers from CMU presented a model for cinematic archetypes: “Learning Latent Personas of Film Characters.” The model uses the descriptive language of Wikipedia entries along with personal data of actors in films to automatically induce a set of character personas: the traitor, the flirt. As…

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My purpose here, following in the spirit of Kathleen Fitzpatrick, is to consider how to cultivate good habits of live-tweeting in academic contexts… The guiding principle that should animate the live-tweeting of a lecture is the attempt to use public words to create a supportive community of thoughts, ideas, and people related to the theme under…

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