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A Pond feeding a lake feeding an ocean

A Pond feeding a lake feeding an ocean. Chelcie Rowell @ ararebit Digital Initiatives Librarian Wake Forest University 1 April 2014. Wake Forest University as a Contributing Institution to the DPLA. Pond feeding a lake feeding an ocean.

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A Pond feeding a lake feeding an ocean

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  1. A Pond feeding a lake feeding an ocean Chelcie Rowell @ararebit Digital Initiatives Librarian Wake Forest University 1 April 2014 Wake Forest University as a Contributing Institution to the DPLA

  2. Pond feeding a lake feeding an ocean http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lewis_and_Clark_Columbia_River.jpg

  3. 1 OCEAN: DPLA Lake: service hub 2 POND:CONTRIBUTING INSTITUTION 3

  4. Purpose of the Dpla A generative platform for unspecified future uses

  5. 1 OCEAN: DPLA Lake: service hub 2 POND:CONTRIBUTING INSTITUTION 3

  6. DPLA service hub

  7. Contributors via DigitalNC

  8. contributors via feeds

  9. Ingest Process

  10. benefits of participating 100–200 visits per month 300 page views per month

  11. 1 OCEAN: DPLA Lake: service hub 2 POND:CONTRIBUTING INSTITUTION 3

  12. Our tack  Iterative, incremental

  13. WakeSpace, where wfu collections live

  14. DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 1:contributing selected collections

  15. DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 2:REVISING RIGHTS STATEMENT

  16. DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 3:populating DC.RIGHTS & DC.TYPE

  17. DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 3:populating DC.RIGHTS & DC.TYPE

  18. DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 4:thumbnails

  19. DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 5:from qualified dublin Core to MODS

  20. Future development cycles:ongoing metadata cleanup

  21. Participation in the dpla offers us • Increased traffic • Opportunity to continually evaluate & improve our metadata • Ability to market our digital collections as data • Ability to engage our public in new ways • DPLA API workshop • DPLA Hackfest

  22. Questions?

  23. works mentioned • SLIDE 2: Dan Cohen. “The Digital Public Library of America: Coming Together.” http://www.dancohen.org/2012/10/16/the-digital-public-library-of-america-coming-together. • SLIDE 4: Ed Summers. “The DPLA as a generative platform.” http://inkdroid.org/journal/2011/05/25/the-dpla-as-a-generative-platform/.

  24. Image credits • Slide 2http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lewis_and_Clark_Columbia_River.jpg • Slide 4https://flic.kr/p/azdD9y • Slide 6http://www.digitalnc.org • Slide 7http://www.digitalnc.org/institutions • Slide 12https://flic.kr/p/bSkmcX

  25. Image credits • Slide 14https://search.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:5h73wd14n • Slide 15http://www.arl.org/storage/images/fair-use-infographic-aug2013-1200x7050.png • Slide 21https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/6130 • Slide 22http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2005684016/

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