Transforming Catalogers (and Others) into Digital Library Specialists: The Evolution of the University of Oregon's Metadata and Digital Library Services

Authors

• Carol G. Hixson

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

2005

Date Issued

2005-05-18

Date Available

2011-03-22

Comments

Includes Powerpoint presentation and outline of talk. OCLC WiLS (Wisconsin Library Service). How does life change when your traditional cataloging department assumes responsibility for creating and maintaining digital library collections? What about: * preservation and public presentation * running the campus institutional repository, including marketing and setting policies, software admin (DSpace) and upgrades, public pages * digital and photographic reproductions of library materials * exhibit services (assist faculty with projects, presentations, posters,etc.) * microfilming (newspapers, theses, on demand reproductions) * preservation and conservation of print materials * traditional photography and darkroom work for library and campus publicity and publications

Publisher

University of Oregon Libraries

Recommended Citation

Hixson, Carol G., "Transforming Catalogers (and Others) into Digital Library Specialists: The Evolution of the University of Oregon's Metadata and Digital Library Services" (2005). Former USF St. Petersburg campus Scholars. 129.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/former-pub/129

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