INLS 235
Day 10
Report from Interface 2003
Reminder, no meeting next
week
1. One minute papers
Points
DLs really do meet needs of education and research
Sustainability is important
issue in DLS
Metadata can be copyrighted
Lots of wheel reinvention in
the DL projects
Questions
Metadata standards for
libraries apply to museums?
How to lower requirements for
metadata entry?
How to balance advancing
technology with usability?
What business models exist? [note presentations]
How to sustain given: content
changes, pertinence changes, funding
Other ways to
establish/maintain trust than community based?
Are all DLs
focused/specialized?
Is DSpace
the end of publishing as we know it?
2. Cooperation and Collaboration in DLs (from last time)
Hybrid DLs
Discuss the info life cycle
model
3. Economics of DLs: business models
and sustainability
4. DL Examples
7. Project Gutenberg: Andre
Burton
8. U. Virginia Tibet DL: Todd
Cooper
9. William Blake Archive:
Michael Fernandez
10. Internet Resource
Archive: David Roberts
11. NC Learn: Laura Bell
5.
1. Entlich, R., Garson, L., Lesk, M., Normore, L. Olsen, J. & Weibel, S. Testing a digital library: User response to the CORE Project, Library Hi Tech, 14(4), 99-118, 1996.
2. Marchionini, G. Evaluating
Digital Libraries: A Longitudinal and Multifaceted View Library Trends, Fall 2000 vol 49(2), p.
304-333. http://ils.unc.edu/~march/perseus/lib-trends-final.pdf
6. One-minute
paper
What was the main point you learned in
class today?
What is the main, unanswered question you leave class
with today?