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Exploring Self-Determinate Multiple Pathways: An Example of Digital Storytelling
Discover how self-determinate multiple pathways offer flexible, interactive storytelling in museum exhibits. Learn from the Tenement Museum’s ‘Your Story, Our Story.’
Keeping Up with Copyright and Generative AI: What Special Librarians Need to Know
As generative AI becomes more prevalent, copyright law is evolving to address its impact. A new report from the U.S. Copyright Office provides guidance on what is (and isn’t) copyrightable.
Creating Effective Archival Finding Aids: Tips for Writing Clear Descriptions
Clear, concise archival descriptions improve accessibility, support discoverability, and enhance the research experience. In this article, we’ll explore best practices for crafting finding aids that are both informative and engaging.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 105 – James Robertson
James Robertson is a pioneer in intranet strategy and digital workplace design, helping organizations create seamless employee experiences. As the Founder of Step Two and a respected industry voice, he has shaped best practices in content management, portals, and digital experience design.
Digital Museum Storytelling Example: A Look at Self-Determinate Linear Pathways
Self-determinate characteristics on a linear pathway go beyond brief sidebar topics and instead offer alternative ways to navigate the linear pathway.
Understanding Shadow AI: Risks, Costs, and Governance
AI can enhance search, discovery, and efficiency, but unsanctioned adoption—known as “shadow AI”—can lead to budget overruns and compliance risks. Here’s how to evaluate AI pricing models and build a governance strategy that balances innovation with cost control.
Balancing Collection- and
Item-Level Information in Archival Description
How much detail is enough when describing an archival collection? Finding the right balance between broad overviews and detailed item descriptions ensures accessibility, research efficiency, and proper context for archival materials.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 104 – Vincent Ribière
Vincent Ribière advances knowledge and innovation management through AI, creativity, and KM. Explore his work in academia, research, and industry leadership.
Digital Storytelling in Museums: The Prescriptive Linear Pathway in Action
Rachael Woody emphasizes that storytelling is key to engaging audiences with collections. One effective approach? The prescriptive linear pathway—a simple yet powerful method for guiding visitors through digital exhibits.
Interview with an Author: Fernandez on Streaming Video Collection Development
As demand for streaming video in libraries grows, so do the challenges of managing access, budgets, and licensing. Co-author Michael Fernandez shares key insights from his book, “Streaming Video Collection Development and Management”.
Best Practices in Archival Description
Standards like ISAD(G), DACS, and EAD guide archivists in creating clear, consistent descriptions for easier access. Learn more about each of these frameworks and how they enhance visibility and research.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders Part 103 – Tony Rhem
In this edition of Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders, we highlight Dr. Tony Rhem, a leading expert in AI, big data, information architecture, and innovation. As CEO of AJ Rhem & Associates, Tony has shaped the fields of knowledge management, governance, and emerging technologies.
The CMS Digital Exhibit and Story Pathways
Digital exhibits provide powerful ways to engage audiences, but choosing the right story pathway is key. Explore how different exhibit structures—linear vs. multi-pathway—shape the visitor journey.
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