Digital Libraries: A Vision for the 21st Century: A Festschrift in Honor of Wendy Lougee on the Occasion of her Departure from the University of Michigan
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Contents
- Title Page
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Preface
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- Building the Digital Library at the University of Michigan —
- Digital Archiving from One Journal Publisher's Perspective
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- An appropriate topic
- What are the issues for a publisher?
- Mellon Foundation projects
- Yale-Elsevier Mellon collaboration
- Archival economics
- Archival uses
- Changed assumptions and observations
- Other Elsevier archiving initiatives
- Types of archives
- Koninklijke Bibliotheek
- Other types of archives
- In conclusion
- Author's note
- Keeping Academic Libraries at the Center of the University
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- Preface
- Context
- Opportunities and Challenges for Academic Libraries
- Predominance of digital genres augmented by paper
- Predominance of the personal digital library
- Open content and tools
- New models of scholarly communication
- Stewardship and curation of more diverse and interoperable digital objects (across application and time)
- Persistent functional partnering
- New forms of visibility and figures of merit
- Concluding Remarks
- New Models of Library Service: Deep Resource Sharing and Collaboration at the University of California —
- Come Together Right Now: Collaboration in the Creation of Digital Content —
- The JSTOR Solution, Six Years Later —
- The Five Organizational Stages of Digital Preservation
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- Introduction
- The Five Organizational Stages
- Stage 1. Acknowledge: Understanding that digital preservation is a local concern
- Stage 2. Act: Initiating digital preservation projects
- Stage 3. Consolidate: Seguing from projects to programs
- Stage 4. Institutionalize: Incorporating the larger environment
- Stage 5. Externalize: Embracing inter-institutional collaboration and dependencies
- Conclusion
- Toward a Rationale for Future Event-Based Information Services —
- Reference Work: How we got to where we are and where we are going from here —
- Publisher's Statement
