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Here is the last #ResearchSpotlight of March! Check out this deposit by Larissa Babak, our user engagement manager ✨ Here are some slides from a presentation she gave at the Open Education Conference in Providence about open access and social media. buff.ly/8VDa9Ll
Here is another #ResearchSpotlights as we continue highlighting our team members! Today, we have a book review by our Graduate Assistant, Ariana Costales Del Toro. Check out this review about "Archivo Rural," a Puerto Rican creative nonfiction book. 📖 🤩 buff.ly/lT5uasM
Here is another #ResearchSpotlight as we continue highlighting our team members' work! Today, we are sharing the book authored by @martin_eve, our technical lead. This work is about the intersections between digital methods and literary studies! 📖 💻 buff.ly/bnTKugz
Today's #ResearchSpotlight is a book section by Kathleen Fitzpatrick, our project director! Check out this work that discusses the simultaneity between obsolescence and innovation within the current digital age. 💾 💻 buff.ly/SR24wwe
A little bit more about Mastodon for this week's #ResearSpotlight! Here we have a deposit from Dimitris Tzouris, our Infrastructure Developer. Check out this blog post about what the KC team learned after the first year of managing a Mastodon server.
This week's #ResearchSpotlights are about Mastodon! Here is a how-to guide for Mastodon from our product manager, Bonnie Russell! While you discover the fediverse, follow us on the other side too! 😀 👍 buff.ly/CKutAHI
Our first #ResearchSpotlight of the month is a deposit from Scott Schopieray, our Assistant Dean for Academic and Research Technology. Check out this brief essay listing ways to create an online course and share it with the teachers in your circle! 🧑💻 buff.ly/8mok5OF
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This month's #ResearchSpotlight theme will revolve around the Knowledge Commons Team and the work they have deposited to KC Works! Please stay tuned to learn more about our team members and the work they do! 😀
Our last #ResearchSpotlight this month is an article by James O'Sullivan where he discusses digital fiction and the importance of storytelling in video games! buff.ly/4hUqjmv
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February is almost over but we still have a couple more #ResearchSpotlights left to share! Check out this work by @frankiwebb on Indigenous representation within games and decolonization! buff.ly/3Qf1dmF
This February, we’re celebrating games on Knowledge Commons through KCWorks spotlight posts on social media! 🎮
Many of our team members play different kinds of games and we wanted to help you get to know our team better through our love of gaming: buff.ly/4bgwi32
We have another look behind the curtain from Martin Eve today! 😍
Read more about how our team, particularly our KCWorks developer Ian Scott, is upstreaming his work on our repository to the broader Invenio RDM community: buff.ly/41q0iWM

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Today's #ResearchSpotlight about archaeogaming is the article by Shawn Graham. This work focuses on the ethical dimensions of how archaeology is understood through gaming. buff.ly/4hQPhTV



















