Planning for Digital Scholarship Support Services: Case Studies from Four Universities

Tuesday, September 30, 2014 | 11:30AM–12:20PM | Meeting Room W303
Session Type: Professional Development
Academic institutions are increasingly challenged to develop infrastructure and services to support the creation, use, and preservation of digital content and collections. Panelists from four institutions will share their experiences building infrastructure and services to support future digital scholarship possibilities. Our case studies include considerations, concerns, and lessons learned.


OUTCOMES: Participants will gain an understanding of how different institutions are supporting or building support for digital content in association with scholarship * Participants will hear about challenges, lessons learned, and solutions implemented at these institutions * Participants will hear from a librarian and distributed IT leaders

Presenters

  • Andrew Ashton

    Associate University Librarian for Digital Technologies, Brown University

  • Chris Comerford

  • Somaly Kim Wu

    Head of Library Technology & Innovation, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

  • Heather McCullough

    Director, Learning and Technology, University of North Carolina System Office

  • Barbara Pralle

    Head, Entrepreneurial Library Program, The Johns Hopkins University

Resources & Downloads

Presentation Slides, including Poll ...
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Uploaded on 10/14/2014
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