Digital Library Project: Stage Musicals
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The document summarizes the planning process, digitization process, and metadata standards used to create a digital collection of stage musical materials. It discusses how the group members digitized their own contributions, the equipment and file formats used, and their choice of Dublin Core as the metadata standard. It also identifies some problems encountered like differences in technical experience and a lack of clear group roles, and proposes solutions to improve efficiency like assigning specific tasks and having a designated group leader.
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