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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. Source  Read More

Vincent Ribière advances knowledge and innovation management through AI, creativity, and KM. Explore his work in academia, research, and industry leadership. Source  Read More

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. Source  Read More

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. Source  Read More

Self-determinate characteristics on a linear pathway go beyond brief sidebar topics and instead offer alternative ways to navigate the linear pathway. Source  Read More

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. Source  Read More

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”. Source  Read More

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. Source  Read More