JISC Digitisation Projects in the UK - 2007 to 2009

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    1. JISC Digitisation Programme 22 nd January 2008 www.jisc.ac.uk/digitisation Five centuries of unique resources for learning, teaching & research
    2. JISC Digitisation Programme: strategy and collections Alastair Dunning Paola Marchionni Digitisation Programme Manager Digitisation Programme Manager [email_address] [email_address]
    3. Digitisation Programme
      • £12m funding – Bids chosen after public consultation and peer review
      • 16 projects, running from early 2007 to early 2009
      • Wide range in skills and experience and size of projects
    4. Collections
      • Collections spanning five centuries of social, political, economic and cultural history in the UK
      • Variety of formats
        • Newspapers and journals, audio-visual material, prints, paintings, stained glass, glass plates, election data, maps, cartoons, ephemera, PhD theses
      • Variety of institutions and partnerships
        • Educational institutions, libraries, archives, museums, community organisations, commercial sector
      • Materials difficult to access, fragile and of educational value
      • Relevant to curricula and research interests
    5. Collections
      • User engagement
      • First World War Poetry Digital Archive
        • 2000 images of manuscripts and primary sources from 5 Great War poets and contextual material
        • Path Creation Scheme, Community section and online educational tutorials
      • Pre-Raphaelite resource
        • Images of paintings, drawings and related material by Pre-Raphaelite painters
        • Facility for users to add material and self-tag images
      • British Cartoon Archive
        • 15,000 images from the Carl Giles Collection, a key resource for British political and social history
        • Moderated wiki-style contributions to add to current catalogue records and group cartoon images
    6. Collections
      • Protection from deterioration
      • Freeze frame; historic polar images
        • 20,000 images relating to study of polar environments, and the history of exploration and science in the Arctic and Antarctic
        • Glass plates, photographic negatives, deterioration of cellulose stock
      • Archival Sound Recordings
        • 4,200 further hours of audio material
        • Betamax, audiocassette, reel to reel tapes and CD-R, 78rpm records
    7. Collections
      • Contextualised resources
      • British Governance: Cabinet papers 1914-1975
        • Half million images of cabinet minutes and memoranda
        • Different approaches to resources for HE (broad and thin) and schools (narrow and deep)
      • Voices: moving images in the public sphere
        • 600 hours of moving image material on key social, political and economic issues
        • Online journal featuring articles relating to the digitised films and hyperlinked to film segments
      • Historic Boundaries of Britain
        • Digitisation of historical maps
        • Printed and downloadable teachers packs and on-line tutorials based on different themes and associated sources, eg electoral history
    8. Collections
      • Delivery, access and sustainability
      • Free to all
        • Modern Welsh Journal Online and others
        • 600,000 pages from 90 in-copyright journals in Welsh and English - institutional strategy
      • Use of existing infrastructures
        • Nineteenth-century Pamphlets /JSTOR
        • 23,000 pamphlets drawn from seven UK research libraries and delivered via JSTOR
        • UK Theses /EThOS
        • Over 5000 ‘popular’ UK theses from 1730 onwards. Open access to content through EThOS, fees for added value services
      • Commercial partnerships
        • Electronic Ephemera /ProQuest
        • 150,000 images of ephemera delivered through ProQuest free to HE/FE and public libraries. By subscription outside the UK
    9. Collections
      • Building a national critical mass
      • E-resources on Ireland
        • 100 key journals, 205 monographs and 2,500 manuscript pages from core Irish Studies collections
        • Drawn from various libraries in Ireland
      • British Newspapers 1620-1900
        • 1.1m drawn from BL Collections
        • 75% regional newspapers (e.g. Inverness Courier, Dundee Courier, Hawick Express)
      • East London Theatre Archive
        • 15,000 playbills, programmes to press cuttings and photographs relating
        • Ephemeral material held in several distinct archives
      • Independent Radio News
        • 4,000 hours of radio news, current affairs and programmes from 70s to 90s from throughout the UK
    10. Programme Outputs
      • High-quality content for educational sector
      • Extra emphasis on learning resources
      • Developing critical mass in particular areas
      • Developing cross-search facilities to provide linkage between project content
    11. Programme Outcomes
      • Sophisticated rights framework
      • Technical metadata knowledge
      • Enhanced digitisation infrastructure
      • Enhanced digitisation knowledge, both broad and detailed
      • Variety of sustainability and business models
      • Enhanced technical standards
      • Greater awareness of digitisation needs, both from users and from collection curators

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