Digital Projects Outreach: A Challenge to Traditional Library Liaison Services
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Digital Projects Outreach: A Challenge to Traditional Library Liaison Services Presenters: Lynn Johnson, Rafia Mirza, Derek Reece
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Digital Projects Outreach: A Challenge to Traditional Library Liaison Services
- 2. About Us Lynn F Johnson Digital Projects Librarian lynnfj@uta.edu Rafia Mirza Digital Humanities Librarian @LibrarianRafia | rafia@uta.edu Derek Reece Digital Projects Librarian dreece@uta.edu
- 3. Outline Introduction New (or Expanded) Kinds of Service Managing Expectations and Writing MOUs Metadata Development Tech Support Conclusion Questions
- 4. National Theme Traditionally, librarians engaged in transactional service. Many of us are beginning to engage in collaborative work.
- 5. Outreach
- 7. Workflow
- 8. Workbook Contents • Introduction MOU Documents • Workflow & Instructions • General Template & Instructions • Estimate of Institutional Support & Instructions MOUs for Standardized Projects • Systematic Reviews • Open Access eJournal Hosting & Publishing
- 11. Metadata Development • Metadata Requirements of the Projects • Metadata Schemas • Dublin Core http://dublincore.org/ • PBCore http://pbcore.org/ • Omeka.org Plugin • http://omeka.org/add-ons/plugins/pbcore-element-set/ • Other
- 12. Metadata Development • Metadata Input Rules
- 13. Metadata Development • Omeka LibGuide • http://libguides.uta.edu/omeka/home • Tab: Labeling Content • http://libguides.uta.edu/omeka/label • Omeka: Metadata and Content Organization Guide: Metadata • http://libguides.umw.edu/c.php?g=424335&p=2899010 • UMW Libraries • Handout: Dublin Core Metadata and Item Creation in Omeka • http://libguides.uta.edu/ld.php?content_id=21568493 • UTA Libraries • Presentation: Introduction to Metadata & Databases • http://libguides.uta.edu/Rambsy/metadata
- 14. Tech Support
- 15. Tech Support • UTA Libraries developed several Omeka projects over 2.5 years Digital Gallery - 30,000 items • http://library.uta.edu/digitalgallery/
- 16. Digital Gallery
- 17. Texas City Hall Digital Project • Architecture • Student project Omeka.net vs. Omeka.org
- 18. Local Music Archive • Sociology • 1st attempt WebDAV • Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning. Allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote web servers. • http://www.webdav.org/
- 19. Local Music Archive • 2nd attempt LINK Lab, Learning Innovation and Networked Knowledge • https://linkresearchlab.org/ Domain of One’s Own • 100+ open source applications • https://reclaimhosting.com/domain-of-ones-own/
- 20. Domain of One’s Own
- 21. Conclusion • Every project is different.
- 22. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- Rafia introduction
- ALL: introduce ourselves
- Rafia: Introduction
- Rafia: New kinds of projects, collaborations, require different kind of service model, to manage and meet expectations.
- Rafia: Group work. Digital Humanities librarian, Digital projects librarians. Digital hum, first point of contact,
- Rafia managing expectations and writing MOUs
- Rafia Mou’s workflow
- Rafia
- Rafia
- Lynn
- Lynn: Metadata requirements were part of the project discussions. This included what type of materials that the faculty wanted to collect and then finding a metadata schema that would fit their project. Most of the time, we used Dublin Core [ http://dublincore.org/ ]. We are also researching PBCore [ http://pbcore.org/ ] which is a metadata schema designed to describe both digital and analog media (including sound and moving images) and is Dublin Core friendly with an Omeka Plugin [ http://omeka.org/add-ons/plugins/pbcore-element-set/ ] if Omeka.org [ http://omeka.org/ ] is used.
- Lynn: We also discuss input rules for the appropriate schema. Here is an example…
- Lynn: One of the tabs on the UTA Omeka LibGuide [ http://libguides.uta.edu/omeka/home ] is “Labeling Content” [ http://libguides.uta.edu/omeka/label ] where you can find resources. A couple of resources are “Omeka: Metadata and Content Organization Guide: Metadata” [ http://libguides.umw.edu/c.php?g=424335&p=2899010 ] from the UMW Libraries and a handout titled “Dublin Core Metadata and Item Creation in Omeka” [ http://libguides.uta.edu/ld.php?content_id=21568493 ] from UTA Libraries. There is also an “Introduction to Metadata & Databases” [ http://libguides.uta.edu/Rambsy/metadata ] Power Point Presentation that was offered to one of the faculty’s classes.
- Derek
- WebDAV protocol provides direct access to add, move, or delete web files and folders.
- Rafia
- All of us