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Jill Sexton CFE Faculty Showcase November 1, 2013

Preserving Research and Scholarship in the Carolina Digital Repository. Jill Sexton CFE Faculty Showcase November 1, 2013. Evolution of scholarly communication.

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Jill Sexton CFE Faculty Showcase November 1, 2013

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  1. Preserving Research and Scholarship in the Carolina Digital Repository Jill Sexton CFE Faculty Showcase November 1, 2013

  2. Evolution of scholarly communication Publication migrating away from tightly controlled print formats to more flexible online formats. We now have alternatives to journals, books, and conferences. Data may be shared more easily and in ways that enable more powerful and varied use than ever before Greater emphasis on reproducibility and transparency of research Open data now a requirement of many federal grants

  3. Digital preservation Libraries and archives have always been in the business of preserving and making accessible the scholarly and cultural record Shift to digital changed our techniques, but not our mission Relative instability of digital media and file formats adds urgency to our task

  4. What we collect Faculty and student work of enduring value • Publications • Unpublished work • Datasets • Research materials • Theses and dissertations Digital archival content • Audio • Video • Images • Print • University records

  5. What we don’t collect • HIPAA protected data • Licensed content • Ephemeral content • Collections larger than 2 TB require negotiation

  6. Preservation We provide long-term access and safekeeping for scholarly works, datasets, research materials, records, and audiovisual materials produced by the UNC-Chapel Hill community.

  7. Access We ensure your work is accessible and searchable on our website and indexed in search engines.

  8. Security You decide who gets access: we offer a range of access controls including embargoes and granting access to specific groups on campus.

  9. Data preparation and ingest assistance Metadata consultation services Self-deposit form creation

  10. Data management planning services Data management plans are now a required piece of many grant applications Help identifying metadata requirements and potential discipline-specific repositories Help creating data management plans In person assistance Online tool referral

  11. Case Studies Research Labs of Archaeology Honors Carolina Azoria Project Southern Oral History Program

  12. Contact Jill Sexton Head, Digital Repository Services The University Library jill@email.unc.edu (919) 962-1288 https://cdr.lib.unc.edu/

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