Library Carpentry is Now Officially a Lesson Program

From The Carpentries Blog:

On 1 November 2018, The Carpentries Executive Council voted to officially approve Library Carpentry as a Lesson Program. It now joins Software Carpentry and Data Carpentry as official Lesson Programs. While the vote was quick, the work to become an official Lesson Program spans across many years involving many community members and their contributions. As noted in a recent blog post, over two hundred instructors and helpers have contributed to hosting, teaching, mentoring, developing, and maintaining Library Carpentry since 2015. Nearly three hundred events have been hosted by libraries since 2015 and interest from libraries in Library Carpentry and The Carpentries continues to grow.

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See Also: Seventy-One Workshops… and Counting (via LibraryCarpentry.org)

See Also: University of North Carolina Chapel Hill: “The Strategic Value of Library Carpentry and The Carpentries to Research Libraries” (August 22, 2018)

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