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Learn how to effectively include patron requests in your archival workflows and digital repository interfaces. This article discusses the steps to digitize materials, shifting gears, approaching the flow, letting go, preparing for the switch, and holding on. It also introduces the principle of least effort and Zipf's Law.
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Incorporating Patron Requests into Archival Workflows and Digital Repository Interfaces August 15, 2009 by Mark Custer
Digital Initiatives Librarian • Programmer • Digital Collections at • East Carolina University • Productions Coordinator • Metadata Coordinator
What should we digitize? don’t
What should we digitize?
1) Shifting Gears 2) Approaching the Flow 3) Letting Go 4) Preparing for the Switch 5) Holding On
1 Shifting Gears
2 Approaching the Flow
3 (the aftermath of) Letting Go
4 Preparing for the Switch
5 Holding On
HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE PRINCIPLE OF LEAST EFFORT An Introduction to Human Ecology by Harvard University G K Z P D. EORGE INGSLEY IPF, h. (Facsimile of 1949 edition) HAFNER PUBLISHING COMPANY New York and London 1965
HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE PRINCIPLE OF LEAST EFFORT An Introduction to Human Ecology by Harvard University G K Z P D. EORGE INGSLEY IPF, h. (Facsimile of 1949 edition) HAFNER PUBLISHING COMPANY New York and London 1965
Zipf’s Law Pn~ 1/na
352 Collections (in our top 20%) 111 Collections 1762 collections (total) 20% Goal 6.3% already digitized (not fully digitized)