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Kaetrena Davis Kendrick discusses Hallyu scholar(ship) mining at Academia.edu
March 5, 2013 in KPK Scholarly Activity | Tags: academia.edu, mining, scholarly communication, scholarship, social networking | by Nunee | Leave a comment
Kaetrena Davis Kendrick was interviewed about how she uses the scholarly social networking site, Academia.edu, as a tool for promotion and tenure – and how she uses it as a tool to locate scholars working on Korean popular culture:
“By cultivating an international following on Academia.edu, Kendrick has developed networks that span across disciplines and cultures, which have directly benefitted her collaborative work in digital humanities as well as her own research in international librarianship.
Working within a very small area of scholarship, Kendrick has been involved in the Kpop Kollective, a digital humanities project on Hallyu (Korean Wave) popular culture…”
Read more at the Academia.edu blog
CONFERENCE ABSTRACT: 2013 Association of College & Research Libraries
January 22, 2013 in KPK Scholarly Activity | Tags: access, digital humanities, hallyu, librarianship, metadata, preservation, scholarly communication, scholarship, social media, teaching and learning | by Nunee | Leave a comment
Guiding the Wave: Academic Librarians’ Practical Role in Digital Humanities
2013 Association of College and Research Libraries Conference
Indianapolis, IN • April 10-13, 2013
Kaetrena Davis Kendrick, M.S.L.S. • University of South Carolina Lancaster
This engaging poster session focuses on LIS-centric projects that support the mission of a digital cultural study focusing on the international development of Korean popular culture (Hallyu – Korean wave). Digital archiving, undergraduate teaching and learning, scholarly communication, social media tools, and digital documentation (digital-born preservation) are only a few of many skills an academic librarian can bring to digital humanities projects. Attendees will discuss how these skills have been applied to this unique study at a private liberal arts university.
