Overheard at SSP 2019
We’ve selected posts from across social media that capture the exciting conversations, insights, and connections created at the 41st SSP Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA from May 29-31.
Here’s a side-by-side copy of the old and new principles for those waking up in San Diego over the next few hours #SSP2019 pic.twitter.com/1y6pasEvMd
— Rob Johnson (@rschrobUK) May 31, 2019
Community is so important!! #ssp2019 pic.twitter.com/GbIdjT8mQP
— Yasutomo Takano (@YasutomoTakano) May 31, 2019
Mariachi band and bloody marys at the volunteer recognition breakfast. So fun! #SSP2019 pic.twitter.com/j4Vpb0q6yE
— Michelle English (@greenhumble) May 30, 2019
Joe Puskarz from @AmerAcadPeds presents on @AAPJournals fantastic video abstracts program. #SSP2019 #SSP19 #VideoAbstracts pic.twitter.com/7IzehFoau7
— Jordan L. Schilling (@JLSchilling22) June 1, 2019
All the best @acochran12733 taking the Presidential gavel and SSP forward, the badge has been changed ! Thanks to all who made #SSP2019 such a wonderful meeting pic.twitter.com/i57NUs5A5V
— Adrian Stanley (@AdrianStanley13) May 31, 2019
9. PaperDigest. Reading in a foreign language slows down reading time (see pic). PD, you put in a DOI in a search engine, and it gives a summary of the paper. A new API means it could be embedded on the article page. If this isn’t bought by a big vendor, I’ll eat my hat. #SSP2019 pic.twitter.com/xVgyMmCxYU
— Paul Guinnessy (@PaulGuinnessy) May 31, 2019
#jojodoodles #SSP2019
Live sketching this great panel with @dm_cooper @cwolffeisenberg @lisalibrarian @MLAnews @IthakaSR pic.twitter.com/2gIXGjQ2zz— Jojo Karlin (@jojokarlin) May 31, 2019
Wayne Sime @WayneSime1 presents ALPSP position on Plan S as well as their work with SPA-OPS. #SSP19 #SSP2019 @alpsp #Plan_S pic.twitter.com/MIIgxvLD2W
— Jordan L. Schilling (@JLSchilling22) May 31, 2019
.@jessicapolka talking about the TRANSPOSE initiative at #SSP19 -> crowdsourced database of journal peer review policies cc @Publons pic.twitter.com/kV23Vxhs6q
— Laura Harvey (@lharvey_stm) May 30, 2019
Inclusion is important for education, employment, self-esteem, engagement in society – we can all help solve this problem & transform the world. Inspiring words from @betsybeaumon #SSP19
— Alice Meadows (@alicejmeadows) May 30, 2019
Next steps for #RA21 include @NISOInfo reaching out to libraries for a wider coalition #SSP19 pic.twitter.com/6WSnq9mNim
— Suzanne Kemperman (@suzaskia) May 31, 2019