LadyBird: A Tool for Production, Distribution, Storage, and Presentation Workflows for Digital Objects and Their Metadata

Wednesday, March 14, 2012 | 3:45PM–4:35PM | Room 554
Session Type: NC12
At Yale multiple library units and digital projects are creating digital assets. Without centralized digital collections support, each unit with various configurations of IT support has created its own tools, processes, and policies to manage its digital assets, preserve them, and present them on the web. In this presentation, a programmer, a metadata librarian, and a digital collections librarian will discuss LadyBird, a new tool at Yale University Library that's being developed to centralize digitization workflows. The tool is the result of collaborations between programmers, librarians, and professional staff.

Presenters

  • Carolyn Caizzi

    Instructional Technologist/Digital Projects Manager, Yale University

  • Mike Friscia

    Manager, Digital Library & Programming Services, Yale University

  • James Terray

Resources & Downloads

URL to the tool we presented which includes ...
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The powerpoint presentation from our talk.
21 MB, Powerpoint Slides
Uploaded on 06/20/2012