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Oct
21
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Since 2018, the Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM) has been holding bi-annual #CiteNLM Edit-a-thons to improve the credibility and content of medical and health-related articles on Wikipedia. This fall, we are launching a new, collaborative event to make getting started with editing Wikipedia even easier! On Thursday, October 29th join your colleagues… Read More »
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Oct
20
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Please join the NNLM in celebrating Medical Librarians Month and Health Literacy Month. To celebrate, we’re hosting a Meme Contest! Who Can Participate? All NNLM SEA members – if you’re not a member and wish to join, you can do so here. What Do I Have to Do? For the month of October, we want… Read More »
Posted in: All Posts, Health Literacy
Oct
16
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore is hosting an online Library Carpentry workshop from noon – 4 pm, November 3rd – 6th. Library Carpentry focuses on building software and data skills within library and information-related communities. Their hands-on, approachable workshops empower people in a variety of roles to use software and data in their own work… Read More »
Posted in: Data Science
Oct
16
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Welcome to the Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM), Southeastern/Atlantic (SEA) Region’s Weekly Digest. This digest includes upcoming events, online training opportunities, news, and past events. NNLM News Applications Open for New NLM Traveling Exhibitions Emerging Trends & Topics Webinar: Environmental Justice & Community-Engaged Research in Communities of Color The Charts are Off:… Read More »
Posted in: All Posts, SEA Digest
Oct
14
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Description: Many of us work in environments filled with “data-driven” decision-making and regular reporting of data to justify our budgets and planning. Data Visualization can be a powerful tool for telling our story and presenting the facts on the ground, but how can we make ethically informed decisions when visualizing our data? This talk will… Read More »
Posted in: Continuing Education, Data Science, Research Data Management