AAUP 2007: Digital Rotunda (P. Kaiserlian)

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The document summarizes the Digital Rotunda project established at the University of Virginia to publish digital scholarly editions. It discusses the project's use of XML format and a custom content management system. The primary focus of collections is on founding era documents and 19th century literature. Collections aim to provide interoperability between projects through search and navigation features. Pricing is through perpetual licenses with maintenance fees and a tiered model based on institution size.

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The Digital Rotunda Penelope Kaiserlian University of Virginia Press [email_address]

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Thank you Penelope Kaiserlian University of Virginia Press [email_address]

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