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Local and Unique and Digital: A Evolving Trend for
Libraries and Cultural Heritage Institutions
Peter Murray – Twitter: @DataG
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Introduction: Waves of Content
Waves crashing at Iluka by Graham Cook
Local, Physical
special collections [University of Tennessee] by Joel Kramer
Commercial, Physical
seattle library pix #001 by Matt
Commercial, Digital
How do I find the kind of articles I need in the maze that is the databases? by clemsonunivlibrary
Local, Digital
Digitisation of a Dunhuang manuscript in the IDP UK studio by Vicswift
Mix over time
19901994
19982002
2006
2010
2014
Local, PhysicalCommercial, PhysicalCommercial, DigitalLocal, Digital
Mix over time
19901994
19982002
2006
2010
2014
Local, PhysicalCommercial, PhysicalCommercial, DigitalLocal, Digital
Mix over time
19901994
19982002
2006
2010
2014
Local, PhysicalCommercial, PhysicalCommercial, DigitalLocal, Digital
Mix over time
19901994
19982002
2006
2010
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Local, PhysicalCommercial, PhysicalCommercial, DigitalLocal, Digital
OCLC Research Library Partnership Report
Michalko, Jim. “Are We Reconfigured Yet? US Research Libraries – Priorities, Trends, Directions.” Webinar. OCLC Research Library Partners. 14 February 2013.
OCLC Research Library Partnership Report
David W. Lewis’ Perspective
Lewis, David W. “A Strategy for Academic Libraries in the First Quarter of the 21st Century.” College & Research Libraries 68(5):418-434 September 2007.
2005 2015 2025
Traditional Special Collections
Curated Digital
Content
Purchased Materials
Percent of Library Resources Allocated
10%
60%
Figure One: Transition from Purchased Materials to Curated Content
David W. Lewis’ Perspective
“pipes of pan” by Lele
One object, Many venues
LOUISiana Digital Library
DPLA
OCLC Digital Collection Gateway
Search Engines
Wait. How do you REALLY feel about yourself? by Kevin Pereira
Projects to Programs
Harper, dog class graduate by Adam Sowers
Following Standards
imperial standards by Kio Stark
Following Standards
imperial standards by Kio Stark
• MARC• RDF• OAI-PMH• BIBFRAME• MODS
• OAI-ORE• Schema.org• OpenURL• DOI• HTML
• XHTML• PDF• ISBN• Daisy• EPub
Share the Load
Share the load by CJ
Trends
Line chart by Andreas Levers
Linked Data
Links by Ruby Gold
Research Outputs
CMU’s research wagon by TfUnQ
Usage Metrics
Human Graphing - 20 by Travis Nep Smith
Functional Convergence
Confluence of Labe and Vltava in Mělník by Ondra Anderle
Functional Specialization
_-_ complexity [1] by nerovivo
LYRASIS Digital Programs
LYRASIS Digital Programs
•Digitization Collaborative
LYRASIS Digital Programs
•Digitization Collaborative
•Metadata Guidance
LYRASIS Digital Programs
•Digitization Collaborative
•Metadata Guidance
•Training and Consulting
LYRASIS Digital Programs
•Digitization Collaborative
•Metadata Guidance
•Training and Consulting
•Hosting Services
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