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Project Briefings (Presentations)

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Project Briefings Presented at the
CNI Spring 2006 Membership Meeting
April 3-4, 2006
Arlington, VA

ALADIN Research Commons: A Consortial Institutional Repository

Joan Cheverie, Georgetown University
Claire T. Dygert, American University
Bruce Hulse, Washington Research Library Consortium

Archiving and Preserving the Web: Future Directions and Applications

Merrilee Proffitt, RLG, Inc.
Kristine Hanna, Internet Archive
Dan Avery, Internet Archive

AstroCat: A Web-based Interactive Astronomical Catalog

Stefan Dreizler, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Ralf Stockmann, Goettingen State and University Library

Building a Digital Library of the Middle East: Report from a Workshop Held in Alexandria, Egypt, January 15-17, 2006

Stephen Griffin, National Science Foundation
Joan K. Lippincott, Coalition for Networked Information
Joyce Ray, Institute of Museum and Library Services
Donald J. Waters, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Building an Interdisciplinary Research Program in an Academic Library

D. Scott Brandt, Purdue University
James Mullins, Purdue University

Circle of Service: The Commons at the University of Tennessee

Barbara I. Dewey, University of Tennessee
Julie K. Little, University of Tennessee

Collaborations in Shibboleth and Federation Futures

Ken Klingenstein, Internet2 and University of Colorado, Boulder

Designing Digital Preservation Repository Services at Stanford: Practical Theory for Practical Services

Keith Johnson, Stanford University

Embracing the (De)contextualization of Digital Artifacts

Barbara Taranto, The New York Public Library

Gnosh: Social Metasearching in the Liberal Arts

Bryan Alexander, National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education (NITLE)
Michael Richwalsky, NITLE, Allegheny College

IMLS Update: Programs, Initiatives, Projects

Martha Crawley, Institute of Museum and Library Services
Dan Lukash, Institute of Museum and Library Services
Barbara Smith, Institute of Museum and Library Services

Implementing Institutional Repositories

Ronald Jantz, Rutgers University
Nicholas Fischio, Case Western Reserve University
Nathan Lambert, Case Western Reserve University

In-House Digitization: The National Digital Newspaper Program at the University of Kentucky

Eric Weig, University of Kentucky
J. Wendel Cox, University of Kentucky

Institutional Repositories and the Need for “Value-added” Services: Current Research and Lessons Learned

Susan Gibbons, University of Rochester
Tyler O. Walters, Georgia Institute of Technology

Journal Use Reports: Networking Resources for More Informational Power

Doug Newman, Thomson Scientific
James Mouw, University of Chicago

Key Standards Updates

Ray Denenberg, Library of Congress
Rob Sanderson, University of Liverpool
Brian Lavoie, OCLC, Inc.
Rebecca Guenther, Library of Congress
Robin Dale, RLG, Inc.

Letting Faculty Drive the Digital Program

Tom Ruthven, University of Miami

The Library of Congress/National Science Foundation Digital Archiving and Long-Term Preservation Research Program (Digarch): Results and Prospects

William LeFurgy, Library of Congress

The Melvyl Recommender Project: Early Results and Open Questions

Colleen Whitney, California Digital Library
Peter Brantley, California Digital Library

MIT’s SIMILE Project: Demonstrating Practical Value of Semantic Web Technologies for Digital Libraries

MacKenzie Smith, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The MLA Task Force on Evaluating Scholarship for Tenure and Promotion: An Open Discussion

David Laurence, Modern Language Association
David Nicholls, Modern Language Association

NARA’s Electronic Records Archives Initiative

Fynnette Eaton, National Archives and Records Administration

“Network Neutrality” Issues for Higher Education and the Internet

Steve Worona, EDUCAUSE
Gary Bachula, Internet2
Earl Comstock, COMPTEL
Richard Greenfield, University of Alaska

NLM Long Range Plan for the 21st Century: A First-Look Preliminary Report

Elliot R. Siegel, National Library of Medicine

Open Source Tools and Metasearch Findings of the Emory MetaCombine Project

Martin Halbert, Emory University

The Orphan Works Report

Marybeth Peters, U.S. Copyright Office
Jule Sigall, U.S. Copyright Office

Pathway to the Future: Library Bibliographic Services for the 21st Century

Luc M. Declerck, University of California, San Diego
Terry Ryan, University of California, Los Angeles

The Rat is Never Wrong: An Introduction to the Methods of User-Centered Design

Nancy Fried Foster, University of Rochester
Michael Roy, Wesleyan University

Results from a Technology Analysis of Repositories and Services

Sayeed Choudhury, Johns Hopkins University

Sakai: From Grant to Deployment to Global Community in 24 Months

Bradley Wheeler, Indiana University

Sharing Learning and Teaching Materials: Some JISC-Funded Collaborative Projects

Susan Eales, Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC)

Shibboleth for Real

Thomas C. Wilson, University of Maryland
David Kennedy, University of Maryland
Oren Beit-Arie, Ex Libris Group
James Mouw, University of Chicago

The Solution to the Orphan Works Problem: Safe Legal Adoption or Risky Foster Parenting?

Denise Troll Covey, Carnegie Mellon University

Standardized Licence Expression: Clarity, Control and Fair Use

Sharon Farb, University of California, Los Angeles
Daviess Menefee, Elsevier
Christopher McKenzie, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Alicia Wise, Publishers Licensing Society

Two Years of the ARROW Project: A Progress Report on Where We Are, and How We Got Here

Neil Dickson, Monash University
David Groenewegen, Monash University

The UK National Centre for Text Mining: Activities and Plans

Robert Sanderson, University of Liverpool

A Very Large Scale Library for the History of the Web

William Y. Arms, Cornell University

Work of the Section 108 Study Group

Laura N. Gasaway, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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