TDL Digital Spaces
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TDL provides tools for communication, collaboration, documentation, and long-term access to community materials.
TDL Community Slack
Best for: Communication and collaboration
Open to TDL members and partners
Use #general for broad announcements and discussion
Use topic-specific channels for projects, events, and working groups
Messages are retained for 90 days
To request a new channel, email info@tdl.org.
TDL Wiki
Best for: Working documents and shared information
Common uses include:
Meeting notes
Project planning
Group documentation
Draft policies and procedures
Editing access is generally limited to service managers and group leaders.
To request access, submit a TDL Helpdesk ticket.
Finalized documents should be deposited in the TDL Digital Repository for long-term preservation using the TDL Repository Request Form.
TDL Digital Repository (DSpace)
Best for: Long-term access and preservation
Common content includes:
Reports
Publications
Final project documentation
Presentation materials
Repository content is publicly searchable and preserved long term.
For submissions:
All groups, except TCDL, must submit a TDL Repository Request Form for each item.
Files must meet TDL Repository Accessibility Requirements.
Videos are hosted on YouTube and linked through the repository.
Community Guidelines
All community interactions must follow the TDL Community Agreement.
To report a concern:
Email info@tdl.org
Submit an anonymous report through the TDL Suggestion Box
Questions? Contact info@tdl.org.
Updated Aug 12, 2026by Ke’ara Hunt