I have some lovely news to share! In early July, I will join the Library and Archives of Development at the World Bank as an Electronic Records Archivist. This is a very exciting step for me. Since the completion of my MLS back in 2009, I have mostly focused on work related to metadata, taxonomies, search engine optimization (SEO) and web content management systems. With this new position, I will finally have the opportunity to put my focus on archival issues full time while still keeping my hands in technology and software.
I do have a request for all of you out there in the blogosphere: If you had to recommend a favorite book or journal article published in the past few years on the topic of electronic records, what would it be? Pointers to favorite reading lists are also very welcome.
I have a small Zotero collection and an equally paltry set of bookmarks. I don’t doubt it’s stuff you’ve already read!
Congratulations on the new job.
Congratulations!
I also have a small Zotero library that I’ve been meaning to get cleaned up: http://www.zotero.org/bpanozzo/items
And of course I would point you to: toolkit.archives.gov
Congrats! Sounds like a fantastic gig.
Congrats!