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Digital Content Strategy Development

Home / Project Briefing Pages / CNI Fall 2009 Project Briefings / Digital Content Strategy Development

December 17, 2009

Mike Handy
Deputy Associate Librarian for Library Services
Library of Congress

Rebecca Graham
Associate Librarian of Harvard College for Preservation, Digitization and Administrative Services
Harvard University

Tracey Robinson
Head of the Office for Information Systems
Harvard University

Joshua Greenberg
Director of Digital Strategy
New York Public Library

Stephen Short
Program Planning Specialist
Library of Congress

Sabrina Thomas
Digital Reference Specialist
Library of Congress

Anton Pierce
Information Technology Specialist
Library of Congress

Joseph Pagano
Digital Project Coordinator
Library of Congress

This session will address issues associated with developing digital content strategies for very large multi-topic, multi-format, multi-audience heterogeneous digital collections. Harvard Libraries, the Library of Congress, and the New York Public Library will compare and contrast the processes they use to develop strategies. This session is not intended to address repositories, metadata, or technical infrastructure, but rather how an institution decides what should be new, or added, to their digital content. The goal is to better understand one simple question (with an anticipated complicated answer): How do you decide what content to make available when you have considerable resources to draw from? While existing digital libraries are in scope, the larger goal is to focus on the conception and planning for the content before it is made available.

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Filed Under: CNI Fall 2009 Project Briefings, Digital Libraries, Repositories
Tagged With: Project Briefings & Plenary Sessions

Last updated:  Thursday, August 25th, 2011

 

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