Project Briefings

Project Briefings Presented at the
CNI Spring 2010 Membership Meeting
April 12-13, 2010
Baltimore, MD

Assessing the Future Landscape of Scholarly Communication: An Exploration of Faculty Values and Needs in Seven Disciplines

Diane Harley, University of California, Berkeley

Beyond the Silos of the LAMs: Time to Speak Up. Collaborative and Open Software Development Directions for Libraries, Archives and Museums

James Michalko, OCLC, Inc.
David A. Greenbaum, University of California, Berkeley
Beth Sandore, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Robert McDonald, Indiana University

Big Digital Machine

David W. Lewis, Indiana University
Sandy Payette, DuraSpace, Inc.
Joel Thierstein, Rice University

Collaboration Between Mathematical Modeling at Stanford and Discovery of Digital Content at the Library of Congress

Jane Mandelbaum, Library of Congress
Margot Gerritsen, Stanford University

Digital Libraries and Long-term Access for the Rest of Us: The University of Alabama Acumen Experience

Tom Wilson, University of Alabama
Jody DeRidder, University of Alabama
Tonio Loewald, University of Alabama

Digital Scholarship in an Academic Research Library: UVa’s Scholars’ Lab

Bethany Nowviskie, University of Virginia
Michael Furlough, Pennsylvania State University
Anne Houston, University of Virginia

Discussion of an Open, Safe Harbor Initiative

David Carlson, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

DLO to Go: Fostering Instructional Use of New Media

Sandra G. Yee, Wayne State University
Jonathan McGlone, Wayne State University
Joshua Neds-Fox, Wayne State University
Nardina Mein, Wayne State University

DuraCloud: Preservation Infrastructure in the Cloud

Andrew Woods, DuraSpace

An Enterprise IT Approach to Museum and Research Collections on Campus?

David A. Greenbaum, University of California, Berkeley
Patrick Schmitz, University of California, Berkeley

Faculty Attitudes 2009: Findings from the Latest Ithaka S+R Survey

Roger C. Schonfeld, Ithaka S+R

FloraGREIF: A Virtual Flora of Mongolia

Anne Zemmrich, University of Greifswald
Reinhard Zoelitz, University of Greifswald

From the Researcher’s Point of View: Support for Research Workflows

Jennifer Schaffner, OCLC Research and the RLG Partnership

Generalizing the Subject Repository: An Investigation into Potential Best Practices

Jessica Adamick, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Rebecca Reznik-Zellen, University of Massachusetts Amherst

InCommon: Growing into the Future

Kevin Morooney, Pennsylvania State University

Interoperable Annotation: A Reference Implementation for the Open Annotation Collaboration

Doug Reside, University of Maryland
Dave Lester, University of Maryland
Trevor Owens, George Mason University

Learning Commons: What’s Working?

John Culshaw, University of Colorado at Boulder
Joan K. Lippincott, Coalition for Networked Information
Anu Vedantham, University of Pennsylvania

As Lives Are Documented Digitally: Strategies for Cultural Memory Organizations

Clifford Lynch, Coalition for Networked Information

Mapping the Sanctuary of the Great Gods

Michael Page, Emory University

myBucknell 2.0

Param Bedi, Bucknell University

New Discovery and Search Tools

Ching-hsien Wang, Smithsonian Institution
Keith Jeffers, National Library of Australia

Policy-Driven Repository Interoperability

Richard Marciano, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
David Pcolar, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Preserving Our Collections, Preserving Our Missions: Cooperative Strategies for Distributed Digital Preservation

Martin Halbert, University of North Texas
Katherine Skinner, MetaArchive Cooperative

Real Data; Real World; Real Stories

Jackie Carter, Mimas, University of Manchester

Research Repositories & Publications Management Systems

Janet Copsey, University of Auckland

ROI: Measuring the Library’s Contribution to the Academic Enterprise

Mary Ellen K. Davis, Association of College & Research Libraries
Lori A. Goetsch, Kansas State University and Association of College & Research Libraries

Scientific Data and Electronic Publishing: Examining Two Projects

Mark Cyzyk, Johns Hopkins University
David Reynolds, Johns Hopkins University
Maarten Hoogerwerf, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
Renze Brandsma, University of Amsterdam

Standards and Best Practices for Datasets and Other Supplemental Journal Article Materials

Paul Bracke, Purdue University
Stephen Abrams, University of California
Karen A. Wetzel, National Information Standards Organization (NISO)

Status Report: NDIIPP Preserving Digital Public Television Project

Howard Besser, New York University
Kara van Malssen, New York University
Joe Pawletko, New York University

Taking the Library Outside the Library: A Light-weight Innovation Model for Heavy-weight Economic Times

Dean B. Krafft, Cornell University
Dianne Dietrich, Cornell University
Baseema B. Krkoska, Cornell University

Turning Curators into Web Publishers: Expanding the Digital Library Program Within the Institution

Stephen P. Davis, Columbia University
Janet Gertz, Columbia University
Joanna DiPasquale, Columbia University

Using Digital Video for Research – Getting Beyond YouTube: Segmenting, Annotating and Archiving Digital Video Using the Annotator’s Workbench

William G. Cowan, Indiana University

Web 2.0 and the Study of History Through a Living Learning Community

Andrew Bonamici, University of Oregon
Heather Briston Corrigan-Solari, University of Oregon
Kevin Hatfield, University of Oregon
Matthew Villeneuve, University of Oregon

What to Retain? A Framework for Managing Change in the System-wide Book Collection

Constance Malpas, RLG Programs OCLC Research

Last updated: Thursday, November 3rd, 2011

Project Briefings