Choice Reviews

Choice Reviews

@choicereviews.bsky.social

A publishing unit of the Association of College & Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association. We support the work of academic librarians by providing tools and services that help them become effective advocates for their patrons

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Catch Ep 462 of #TheAuthorityFile podcast
This month’s series features Fatima Mohie-Eldin, editor of Choice Reviews and Toward Inclusive Excellence (TIE). We mark the fifth anniversary of Choice’s #TIEblog by discussing its evolution and general trends in #DEIA in higher education. ow.ly/pEcr50YsWP8

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Now on #TIEBlog
TIE contributor David Parker, Publisher of Lived Places Publishing, discusses the demand for and possibilities of incorporating author identity metadata in publishing practices. ow.ly/4qGX50YsyK7
#publishing #DEIA #metadata

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Our roundup of #ForthcomingTitles in Women's and Gender Studies from the latest issue of Choice Magazine is now available. A list of the latest and soon-to-be-released publications through December 2026. ow.ly/fNbv50YqkO2 #academic #publishing

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Join ACRL and ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Central on Tuesday, March 24, for the free ACRL Presents webcast “Intellectual Freedom & Academic Libraries: How Can the Office for Intellectual Freedom Help?“. https://bit.ly/4bsPknx

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This week on #TIEBlog
In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, enjoy TIE content and Choice resources that center women's history, including interviews, webinars, and book reviews from the past year. ow.ly/Y45M50YpGtR

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Now on #LTIBlog
We're shining a spotlight on some of our recent reads in library tech scholarship. Here are four new journal articles we think you should read (or at least skim through) ow.ly/oKVv50Yp9Lq #Librarytech #AI #UX

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The ACRL 2027 Call for Proposals in now open! We welcome you to share your academic research and innovative projects April 7-10, 2027, in Portland, Oregon, and online. Contributed paper, panel session, and workshop proposals are due on June 6. https://bit.ly/3OOtC5y #ACRL2027

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Nine reviews handpicked by the Choice editors from a recent issue of Choice Magazine. These #EditorsPicks stand out for their excellence, timeliness, originality, or sheer reading pleasure.
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#Academic #Publishing #BookReview

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An illustration of a large wallet with documents and figures, accompanied by text "The Optimized Library: The Open Access Budget."

This week on #LTIBlog
In his new video, Sam Suber, Electronic Resources Coordinator at Moraine Valley Community College #Library walks us through how librarians can, with Microsoft #Excel Solver, balance cost, impact & equity in their Open Access publishing #budget decisions. ow.ly/Zlv950YocZU
#OA

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Catch Ep 461 of #TheAuthorityFile podcast
We are joined by Elizabeth Loew and Christopher Tominich, both in the Mathematics book group at Springer Nature. In the final episode of this four-part series, our speakers examine the future of #mathematics in #AI ow.ly/JbtG50YmEfl @springernature.com

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This week on #LTIBlog
We're sharing three talks from Coalition for Networked Information(CNI) we didn’t want you to miss & give some perspective to ongoing discussions about #AI in libraries and research institutions on #library leadership during big AI changes ow.ly/lmBb50YmuPk @cni-org.bsky.social

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2 weeks ago
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Now on #TIEBlog
Inspired by the work of artist Allan Rohan Crite, TIE contributor Ashleigh Coren discusses the importance for artists to consider their future legacies when creating their work. ow.ly/BLAm50YlQM1
#AllanRohanCrite #BHM2026 #BlackArt

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2 weeks ago
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This week on #LTIBlog
Our contributors from Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) evaluate AI speech-to-text tools for access, discovery, and preservation. ow.ly/rLLv50Yl72V
#AI #Librarytech #speechtotext @ocul-libraries.bsky.social

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3 weeks ago
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Now on #TIEBlog
TIE contributor Jamia Williams discusses the importance of cultivating imagination and how librarians can apply it to their work. ow.ly/j1bc50YhRYW
#librarylife #collectiveimagination @diversityfellow.bsky.social

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3 weeks ago
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Now on #LTIBlog
Robin Camille Davis, Assoc Head of #UserExperience at NC State University Libraries, zeroes in on one place where #microcopy is critically important: the search box. ow.ly/YHmN50YhGi4
#UX #Librarytech @robincamille.bsky.social

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Catch the complimentary 03/19 #ChoiceWebinar
During this webinar, our panel of #librarians will share how they are engaging in the #AI debate on their campuses and how purpose-built research grade AI tools can improve the #researcher workflow ow.ly/1bPc50Yhkz5 @elsevierconnect.bsky.social

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Catch Ep 459 of #TheAuthorityFile
We’re joined by Elizabeth Loew, Exec Editor & Christopher Tominich, Sr Editor, both in the Mathematics book group at @springernature.com In the second episode of this 4-part series, we dive into how #mathematicians are using #AI in their research. ow.ly/clkh50Yer79

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Now on #LTIBlog
Digitized archives are having a big moment on the internet. Thanks to the hard work of many contributors, here are some resources that offer new avenues of research into history, art, and music
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Now on #TIEBlog
To commemorate #BlackHistoryMonth, the Toward Inclusive Excellence team have gathered TIE and Choice resources that center Black literature, activism, and history. ow.ly/HPvB50YcQow
#BHM2026

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Now on #LTIBlog
While our followers may be aware of LibTech Insights webinars, this week we're sharing some other tech-focused Choice webinars you may not have been aware of. ow.ly/GQr950YcfZr #LibraryTechnology

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Our roundup of #ForthcomingTitles in #AfricanAmericanStudies from the latest issue of Choice Magazine is now available. A list of the latest and soon-to-be-released publications through July 2026. ow.ly/7CVM50YbV3x
#academic #publishing

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Trying to fit in some #ProfessionalDevelopment reading this weekend? Choice White Papers cover a myriad of topics especially pertinent to #Librarians & #Library workers. Access our complimentary research here ow.ly/NSuK50Y9WN7
#ProfDev

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Catch Ep 458 of #TheAuthorityFile podcast
In the first episode of this four-part series, Elizabeth Loew, Executive Editor, and Christopher Tominich, Senior Editor, both in the Mathematics book group at Springer Nature discuss how #mathematics makes modern #AI tools possible. ow.ly/2TI850Y9vsq

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Now on #LTIBlog
Kate McDowell, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, tells us about her guidebook from @alaeditionsns.bsky.social , "Critical Data Storytelling for Libraries: Crafting Ethical Narratives for Advocacy and Impact". ow.ly/8ei950Y9lS7

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Now on #TIEBlog
Dr. Marlee S. Bunch discusses the importance of celebrating literacy and innovations in education when commemorating Black History Month. ow.ly/HR9u50Y8Xfa
#BHM2026 #BlackHistoryMonth

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1 month ago
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Read our Top 75 Community College Titles: January 2026 Edition. Representing the best of all the titles appropriate for two-year colleges reviewed in the January issue of Choice Magazine
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#CommunityCollege #Library #HigherEducation

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Now on #LTIBlog
As part of our Beyond the Job Title series, we interview a librarian every month to learn a little more about their position. For this installment, we spoke to Axa Liauw to learn more about her job as a User Experience Designer. ow.ly/I2gY50Y8qOx #UX #Library

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Catch Ep 457 of #TheAuthorityFile podcast
In the last of our four segments, acquisitions editor at Gale, Eleanor Leese, discusses metadata challenges and solutions for Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) Part III. ow.ly/rj1S50Y65lr #metadata

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Now on #LTIBlog
In the second podcast episode of our two-part series with ACRL, Whitney Kramer and Iliana Burgos, editors of "Text and Data Mining Literacy for Librarians", move into the applications of Text and Data Mining (TDM). ow.ly/SLUJ50Y5FUs #TDM @ala-acrl.bsky.social

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Our #HotTopic feature for January is Greenland. Learn more about the world's largest island that's also been in the midst of international politics. ow.ly/W5Vo50Y5rbg
#Greenland #bookreviews

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