Georgia Tech Library
The Georgia Tech Library is a creative partner and essential force in the learning community and in the Institute's instructional, learning and research programs. The Library plans, develops, and implements programs to provide expert staff, information, learning resources and information competencies to students, faculty, and staff and selected services to off campus clients. Using appropriate technology, the Library delivers resources to satisfy information needs, promote lifelong learning, and create productive connections for the scholarly community.
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Sub-communities within this community
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Georgia Tech Library Community Events [58]
Seminars, Symposia, Workshops and Events, etc ... hosted by the Library and Information Center -
Georgia Tech Library Sponsored Conferences [447]
Conferences sponsored by the Georgia Tech Library. -
Library East Commons (LEC) [91]
The Library East Commons breaks new ground on what an academic library can be. In addition to providing a great learning space, the LEC showcases student presentations, performances, research and artwork.
Collections in this community
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Blended Research @ the Library Panel Discussions [10]
Multidisciplinary perspectives for everyone! -
Georgia Tech Library Fact Sheets [9]
General information about the Georgia Tech Library. -
Georgia Tech Library Professional Publications and Presentations [158]
Presentations; pre- and post-prints of professional papers. -
Georgia Tech Library Research Data [4]
This collection contains data collected by members of the Georgia Tech Library. -
Georgia Tech Library Strategic Plans [7]
Stragetic planning documents of the Georgia Tech Library and Information Center. -
Lost in the Stacks on WREK Radio [134]
A Research Library Rock 'n Roll Radio Show -
Tuesday Talks [23]
Georgia Tech Faculty Speaker Series
Recent Submissions
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A Conversation about Aliens, AIs and Jack Benny
(2019-03-14)The Georgia Tech Library is proud to host Nebula Award-winning author Jack McDevitt in the Seventh Floor Reading Room Thursday, March 14 for “A Conversation about Aliens, AIs and Jack Benny with Sci-Fi Author Jack McDevitt. -
How to Write a Book: Transformer
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-03-01)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 415. Features interview with musician and author, Ezra Furman, about his book on Lou Reed's seminal album, "Transformer". -
Fictional Libraries II
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-02-22)Discussion portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 414. Show hosts discuss fictional libraries and archives as depicted in books by Richard Brautigan, Terry Pratchett, J.K. Rowling, Roald Dahl, Jorge Luis-Borges, Martha ... -
Who Discovered the Archives?
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-02-15)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 413. Features interview with Alison Reynolds, Special Collections Archivist at Georgia Tech, about how documents and artifacts are "discovered" in an archive. -
STEAMing up STEM: Visual Arts and Maker Culture as a Vehicle for Student Engagement and Collaboration on a STEM campus
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2017-05)As programming within academic libraries evolves, librarians have moved beyond traditional information literacy instruction to an environment in which they create strong partnerships with the campus faculty, community and ... -
Astral Traveling: Exploring Afro Past, Present and Futures
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2019-02-12)The event will include readings from his genre-bending work and discussions about his eclectic roster of artists and creators. -
Seminal Works
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-02-08)Discussion portion of Lost in the Stacks, episode 412. Program hosts discuss how a "seminal work" should be defined, how and why a work becomes foundational to a discipline, and who gets to decide. -
Cruising the Library
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-02-01)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 411. Features interview with Melissa Adler, professor in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario. She also author of the book, ... -
The (Library) Innovator's Dilemma
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-01-25)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 410. Features interview with Mike Filler, Georgia Tech professor in the Georgia Tech School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, and also host of the Nanovation podcast. ... -
Man-Bats on the Media Landscape
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-01-18)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 409. Features interview with Elyse Eidman-Aadahl, Executive Director of the National Writing Project, about media literacy education for high school and college students. -
We Know Who We Are
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2019-01-11)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 408. Features interviews with Austina Jordan of the University of North Georgia, and Dani Wellemeyer and Jess Williams of the University of Missouri Kansas City and ... -
Making a Connection to the Mothership: Launching a Multimedia Instruction Program With Maximum Funk
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2018)From data visualization to video editing, library instructional services are growing to include a wide variety of technology-rich offerings. Libraries can offer training on technologies and resources that enhance and ... -
The Frontiers of Privacy
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2018-12-14)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 406. Features interview with Lee Tien, Senior Attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), about the recently-passed California Consumer Privacy Act. -
Skynet Fail: AI in Libraries
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2018-12-07)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 405. Features interview with Edmond Chow, Associate Professor in the Georgia Tech College of Computing, about the current state of artificial intelligence, and how AI may ... -
Community Driven Archives
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2018-11-30)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 404. Features interview with Chaitra Powell, African American Collections and Outreach Archivist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Includes discussion of the ... -
Literature as Information
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2018-11-16)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 403. Features interview with Brad Rittenhouse, faculty in Georgia Tech’s School of Literature, Media and Communication, as well as the Lab Coordinator for the Digital Integrative ... -
The Case for Comics
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2018-11-09)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 402. Features interview with Stephanie Noell, librarian at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). Stephanie discusses the role of comics, graphic novels, and sequential ... -
Engaging Design
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2018-11-02)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 401. Features interview with Emy Decker, Next-Gen Public Services Manager at the Georgia Tech Library; and Seth Porter, head of the Donald E Stokes Library at Princeton ... -
TF is up with EU GDPR?!
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyWREK, 2018-10-26)Interview portion of Lost in the Stacks episode 400, "TF is up with EU GDPR?!". Features interview with Anne Gilliland, Scholarly Communication Officer at UNC-Chapel Hill discussing the new General Data Protection Regulation ... -
Persistence and teamwork for new horizons: Exploring a distributed teaching model in support of information literacy competencies
(2018-05)The Georgia Tech Writing and Composition program, part of the School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC) builds first-year composition courses around literature, film, science, technology, and pop culture. The ...
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