Nicole C. Baratta

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Austin, TX

Nicole C. Baratta (Engard) is a Senior Content Strategist at Red Hat. She received her MLIS from Drexel University and her BA from Juniata College. Nicole volunteers as the Director of ChickTech Austin. Nicole is known for many different publications including her books “Library Mashups", "More Library Mashups", and "Practical Open Source Software for Libraries". Nicole can be reached at ncbaratta@gmail.com.

Open Source Sensei People's Choice Award 2013 Moderator's Choice Award 2016 Author Founding Member Open education Wordpress Community Manager Geek Contributor Club

Authored Content

Productivity hacks: Optimizing your workflow with open source

Opensource.com editors share some of their favorite productivity tools and tips to get stuff done.

Why design and marketing matter and what to do about it

Check out our recap of keynotes from day 2 of All Things Open 2016.

What's important in open source today

A recap of keynotes from day 1 of All Things Open 2016

What you need to know about PostgresOpen 2016

PostgresOpen is the longest running PostgreSQL conference in the United States. This week I had the pleasure of chatting with Stephen Frost, who is the program committee chair…

6 reading recommendations from a total book nerd

Confession: I am a total book nerd! There are always a ton of book recommendations given while attending a conference, and this year at OSCON was no different. Instead of…

3 alternatives to resumes for hiring talent

In my work and research for ChickTech, a non-profit helping women get into tech, I've found a lot of information about unfair hiring practices. It makes me think of Mozart in…

Authored Comments

ncbaratta

28 Nov 2016

Productivity hacks: Optimizing your workflow with open source

Woo Hoo!! Let us know what ends up working for you!

ncbaratta

22 Nov 2016

What's important in open source today

I'd say yes! Of course you might not have the resources to do it right out of the gate, but this is also why we try to provide translations of our software as well - so that we can include as many folks as humanly possible.