Laurie Taylor is the Senior Director for Library Technology & Digital Strategies. She provides leadership for technology and partnerships with the University of Florida Libraries across the university, regionally, nationally, and internationally. She works closely with colleagues to sustain collaborations for building collections, community, and capacity, including for the Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) and LibraryPress@UF. Her work is geared towards enabling a culture of radical collaboration that values and supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. Thoughts my own.

SOURCE Magazine, new issue!

By: Laurie

On: September 16, 2020

In: Uncategorized

The new issue of SOURCE magazine is online! While the LibraryPress@UF is digital-first, it is not digital-only, and we have print copies of SOURCE that just arrived! Check out the digital online, and see some photos of the print copies.

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22 Sep

My students wrote a book and I'm so proud of them 🥹 This travel guide to visiting and using the UF Smathers Libraries (@uflib) was written by students, for students 🙏 Read online here: https://ufl.pb.unizin.org/ulaguide/

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16 Sep

Create Caribbean's "Remembering Hurricane Maria" series will span the three days where Maria irrevocably changed our lives in Dominica beginning today.

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16 Sep

Kaila-Ann also wrote a blog about her experience doing archival work for the first time. Her digitized collection will be donated to Dominica’s National Documentation Centre and feature on http://survivingstorms.com. https://survivingstorms.com/2021/05/31/a-journey-through-storms-past/

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16 Sep

Our former intern Kaila-Ann conducted archival work for the CCC Project. She scanned reports of many storms that affected Dominica, but the 1916 disaster stood out. The storm was captured by survivors through the governor’s reports. Visit the page here https://bit.ly/3RTOPHA

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16 Sep

The Caribbean Cyclone Cartography Project (@cccproject767) partnered with Create Caribbean for the Dominica Story project. Interns were engaged in visual ethnography and archival research focused on documenting survivor narratives and the history of storms on the island.

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