I recently read a very good (and relatable) rant on another mailing list which
began with the words: "A pox on all web browsers..." It was about the
experimental code & changing feature sets that you find with most browsers.
In that discussion, someone said that Safari is probably the best,
The Web Services Applications Development department in Mount Holyoke
College’s division of Library, Information, and Technology Services (LITS) is
seeking a diverse pool of candidates for the full-time position of Web and
Interface Developer.
In this front-end development focused position,
The Vassar College Libraries seeks an experienced and collaborative Head of
Acquisitions and Discovery. Reporting to the Director of the Libraries, the
Head of Acquisitions and Discovery manages acquisitions and licensing of
library collections, processing of received materials, and description
The Vassar College Libraries seek a Metadata Librarian to oversee cataloging
and description of library materials in a variety of formats. Reporting to the
Head of Acquisitions and Discovery, the Metadata Librarian supervises two (2)
staff members working on cataloging serials and monographic
Salary progression beyond this scale is subject to performance.
University of Nottingham is inviting applications for a Digital Preservation
Officer to work within our Libraries team for a fixed term contract, from 2nd
January 2019 until 31st July 2020. This role will help introduce a digital
I can say that from the web accessibility perspective, the recommended testing
suite is Firefox for the browser and NVDA as the screen reader (plus keyboard
navigation testing in general). This is due to FF and NVDA sticking the closest
generally to the W3C specifications.
Katherine Deibel |
Hi All,
In the olden days, my IT department more or less mandated IE as the only
supported browser. Everything had to work on IE and you could install others
but you were on your own. So then more and more people wanted Macs and they
weren't super supported until the director said he wanted a
Hi Emily,
I'm sorry to hear that you feel we've been evasive and confusing in our
communications with you. It's painful to read that your concerns actually
increased. It must be because of our clumsiness, as we really have nothing to
hide. We fully understand how important it is for librarians
2019 Acquisitions Institute at Timberline Lodge
Saturday, May 18 - Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Timberline Lodge
One hour east of Portland, Oregon on the slope of Mt. Hood
www.acquisitionsinstitute.org
The only thing I anonymized were a couple of author names, as it turns out
(unless I managed to louse up on a previous edit when I tried to redact
stuff). Some submitters may have self-anonymized though. Do you see a spot
where i might have messed up? (You can email me off list if you like.)
10 matches
Mail list logo
