Library of Congress Magazine

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The Library of Congress's bimonthly magazine offers librarians, educators, archivists, and members of the general public a way to keep abreast of new exhibits, collections and projects at the LOC. Each issue of this twenty-eight page magazine, which was launched in 2012, can be downloaded for free in PDF format on this website. Most issues highlight LOC collections and materials that center on a shared theme. Recent themes include Power of Photography, Making of the Modern Map, Saving the Sounds of Radio, and Design for Living (which highlighted architectural sketches in the LOC collection). Each issue also includes a number of regular columns, including How Do I? (short tutorials about how to do everything from preserving photographs online to participating in the Veteran's History Project); Curator's Picks; and My Job at the Library. This last feature may especially appeal to current Library and Information Science students and instructors

via The Scout Report - Volume 23. Number 35