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Digital Library Education in Computer Science Programs

Digital Library Education in Computer Science Programs. Jeffrey Pomerantz Barbara M. Wildemuth Sanghee Oh School of Info. & Library Science UNC Chapel Hill <pomerantz, wildem, shoh>@unc.edu. Edward A. Fox Seungwon Yang Computer Science Department VA Tech <fox, seungwon>@vt.edu.

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Digital Library Education in Computer Science Programs

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  1. Digital Library Education in Computer Science Programs Jeffrey Pomerantz Barbara M. Wildemuth Sanghee Oh School of Info. & Library Science UNC Chapel Hill <pomerantz, wildem, shoh>@unc.edu Edward A. Fox Seungwon Yang Computer Science Department VA Tech <fox, seungwon>@vt.edu Tapping the vast reservoir of human knowledge --Louis Round Wilson, founder, 1931

  2. Development & evaluation process

  3. Curriculum framework

  4. Curriculum framework

  5. JCDL 2006: Analysis of topics of papers from D-Lib, ACM DL, JCDL, ECDL, ICADL D-Lib Nov 2006: Analysis of topics of readings assigned in DL courses in LIS programs Previous work

  6. Most frequently assigned authors

  7. Most frequently assigned authors CS Top 5 LIS Top 5

  8. Most frequently assigned journals

  9. Most frequently assigned journals CS Top 5 LIS Top 5

  10. Most frequently assigned articles CS Top 2 LIS Top 5

  11. Topic

  12. Topic

  13. Module name Learning objectives Level of effort required Prerequisite knowledge required Relationships with other modules Introductory remedial instruction Resources Body of knowledge Exercises & learning activities Evaluation of learning outcomes Glossary Useful links Module template

  14. Objectives Body of knowledge Readings Learning Activities Logistics Formative module evaluation

  15. Project website: curric.dlib.vt.edu Supported by the NSF under Grant Nos. IIS-0535057 (VT) and IIS-0535060 (UNC-CH) Additional information

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