Creating a culture of Campus Collaboration
November 28, 2011
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Peter E Sidorko——The University of Hong Kong Presnentation[PDF]
Peter E Sidorko——The University of Hong Kong Presnentation[PDF]
John Vallier Presentation[PDF]
Hyokyoung Yi——Korean Studies Librarian Presentation[PDF]
Eleanor Yuen(袁家瑜)-Head, Asian Library, University of British Columbia, Asian Library At the University of British Columbia Library, “Manage Collections in a Digital Context” is one
Zhijia Shen, Co-author with Charles E. Chamberlin The University of Washington Libraries seeks to be an international leader in imagining, creating, and realizing the promise
Hsianghoo Steve Ching Celine Cheung—Assistant Librarian, City University of Hong Kong, Run Run Shaw Library This paper presents factors that contribute to the collaboration of
Yao Xiaoxia(姚晓霞)-Deputy general secretary, CALIS Administrative Center,CALIS, Peking University Library CALIS is a public service system of “Project 211” in China and a Chinese Academic
Ingrid Parent-University Librarian, University of British Columbia Presentation [PPT]
Robin Chandler, University of California, San Diego 2009 ODiL Update [PPT]
The definition and purpose of crowdsourcing and social engagement with users will be discussed with particular reference to the Australian Newspapers service, FamilySearch, Wikipedia and the Distributed Proofreaders. These services have harnessed thousands of digital volunteers who transcribe, create, enhance and correct text. The successful strategies which motivated users to help, engage, and develop the outcomes will be examined.
The Hong Kong Memory Project (HKMP) was initiated by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government in 2002. The goal is to establish a web-based digital repository for the collection, preservation, presentation and dissemination of Hong Kong’s unique historical and cultural heritage.
The current status of University of Hawaii at Manoa Library Pacific-related image collections, the Pacific Collection future plans and wish lists for digitization of additional collections and their relationship with existing collections in the ODiL will be described. Hawaii-related collections of images (Save our Surf) as well as text (Hawaiian Historical Society) will be highlighted and recent experiments with updating the Annexation of Hawaii web site and the UHM Library’s participation in the U.S. National Digital Newspaper Program will also be described.
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