SMARTech Repository
The mission of SMARTech is to collect, curate, preserve, and provide access to unique digital content of enduring value to the Institute and its mission, including Georgia Tech scholarship and research. SMARTech contains over 58,000 scholarly works, including over 22,000 Georgia Tech theses and dissertations.
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Recently Added
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Assessment as Craft
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2021-04-16)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 486. Features interview with Santi Thompson of the University of Houston Libraries, and the principal investigator for the “Digital Content Reuse Assessment Framework Toolkit” ... -
New Metadata, New Librarian
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2021-04-02)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 485. Interview with Georgia Tech Metadata Librarian, Sarah Cruz. -
Goodreads Must Be Destroyed
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2021-03-26)Discussion portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 484. Features hosts discussing the bookish social media site Goodreads. -
A Piece of News
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2021-03-05)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 483: Interview with celebrated science fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson. -
The Cataloguing Code of Ethics
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2021-02-19)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 482. Features interview with the co-chairs of the Cataloguing Ethics Steering Committee: Beth Shoemaker from Emory University and Karen Snow from Dominican University.