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Project Briefings (Presentations)

 

 

Project Briefings Presented at the
CNI Fall 2004 Membership Meeting
December 6-7, 2004
Portland, OR

Almagest Open Source Software: A Teaching Tool for the Scholarly Community

Janet Temos, Princeton University
Serge J. Goldstein, Princeton University

Archiving the Political Web: Prospects and Challenges

Bernard F. Reilly, Center for Research Libraries

ARL Endorses Digitization as an Acceptable Preservation Reformatting Option

William A. Gosling, University of Michigan
Sherry Byrne, University of Chicago

Bibliographic Data Management Software for Every Student: Embedding a Researcher’s Tool In the CMS

Brian Nielsen, Northwestern University

Capture to Creation: How High-Resolution Capture and Network-Based Presentation Redefine and Recreate Original Artifacts

Harlan Wallach, Northwestern University

DARE: The Next Stage

Leo Waaijers, SURF

Digital Preservation: From Theory toward Practice

Richard Fyffe, University of Kansas
Deborah Ludwig, University of Kansas
Beth Forrest Warner, University of Kansas

DSpace/SRB Integration

Luc Declerck, University of California, San Diego
Chris Frymann, University of California, San Diego

Enhancing DPubS: Open Source Software for Electronic Publishing

Nancy Eaton, Pennsylvania State University
Thomas Hickerson, Cornell University

Going ‘On-Web’: Google, Yahoo, Open WorldCat and Library Services

Lorcan Dempsey, OCLC, Inc.
Chip Nilges, OCLC, Inc.

How Faculty Members Work: Exploring Faculty Needs for an Institutional Repository

David Lindahl, University of Rochester
Nancy Foster, University of Rochester

An Innovative Approach to ICT Literacy Assessment

Gordon Smith, California State University
David Williamson, Educational Testing Service

Integrating Libraries into Course Management Software

Gretchen Hanson, University of Maryland, College Park
Charles E. Dye, Indiana University/Purdue University, Indianapolis
John Eiszner, Indiana University/Purdue University, Indianapolis

A Demand-Side View of the Future of Library Collections

David W. Lewis, Indiana University/Purdue University, Indianapolis

Internet2 Middleware Developments

Nathan Dors, University of Washington

Is Stuff Safe Yet? Publisher Cooperation, Collection Expansion, Technology Development, Community Sustainability

Victoria Reich, Stanford University
David S.H. Rosenthal, Stanford University

Learning from the Commons: Experiments in Collaboration and Transformation

Julia Zimmerman, Ohio University
Crit Stuart, Georgia Institute of Technology

Learning Spaces: Collaborations and Opportunities

Joan K. Lippincott, Coalition for Networked Information

The MetaArchive of Southern Digital Culture: Building a Collaborative Digital Preservation Network

Robert H. McDonald, Florida State University
Martin Halbert, Emory University
Beth Nicol, Auburn University
Vicky Reich, Stanford University
Tyler O. Walters, Georgia Institute of Technology

New Developments in Digital Libraries

Carol Hixson, University of Oregon
Kenning Arlitsch, University of Utah
Eileen M. Llona, University of Washington

Sakai Update

Suzanne Thorin, Indiana University
James L. Hilton, University of Michigan

Status of Volume Book Scanning

Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive

Unimpeded Discovery of Digital Content

Günter Waibel, Research Libraries Group
Blaise Aguera y Arcas, Sand Codex

Unlocking Literary Texts with the NITLE Semantic Engine

Meciej Ceglowski, National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education

UTOPIA: The University of Texas Portal and Institutional Repository

Fred M. Heath, University of Texas at Austin
Daniel A. Updegrove, University of Texas at Austin

The Vanderbilt Television News Archive: A Progress Report

Marshall Breeding, Vanderbilt University
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