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services:seminars:dchforum2017seminar [2017/06/26 15:42] – [Managing bequests and digital estates: new challenges for libraries] lefferts | services:seminars:dchforum2017seminar [2017/07/17 15:55] – [Managing bequests and digital estates: new challenges for libraries] lefferts | ||
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9.15 – 9.30 | 9.15 – 9.30 | ||
- | Introduction of the topic – Frédéric Blin, Directeur de la conservation et du patrimoine (BNU Strasbourg, France) | + | Introduction of the topic – Frédéric Blin, Directeur de la conservation et du patrimoine (BNU Strasbourg, France)\\ |
+ | **Managing Digital Estates: Challenges for the National & University Library Strasbourg** | ||
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+ | Academic and research library with the largest printed collections in France, the National & University Library (BNU) in Strasbourg is also one of the main heritage library in the country, with the mission of preserving the regional documentary heritage of Alsace. In parallel, a closer relationship to the University of Strasbourg and a new national strategy for collections of scientific significance, | ||
+ | This presentation of a local example is meant to be a short introduction to the theme of the workshop, not exposing answers but some of the different challenges that lie ahead heritage academic libraries today. | ||
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+ | Short biography: Alumnus of the Ecole nationale des chartes in Paris, Frédéric Blin is currently Director for Preservation and Heritage Collections at the National and University Library Strasbourg (France), where he has the responsibility on the second largest heritage collection in French libraries and on its digitisation. He began his career working for the French Ministry for Higher Education as policy officer in charge of international relations, information literacy and digital issues for academic libraries. He served in the Governing Board of IFLA from 2011 until 2015, being IFLA Treasurer during the last two years. | ||
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Dr Spiros Agorgianitis, | Dr Spiros Agorgianitis, | ||
**The time is now! How postponing leads audiovisual heritage to irrevocable loss** | **The time is now! How postponing leads audiovisual heritage to irrevocable loss** | ||
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Short biography: Dr Spiros Agorgianitis is the Head of the Hellenic Archive of Scientific Culture, a non-profit organization mainly focusing on Greece' | Short biography: Dr Spiros Agorgianitis is the Head of the Hellenic Archive of Scientific Culture, a non-profit organization mainly focusing on Greece' | ||
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9.50-10.10 | 9.50-10.10 | ||
- | Paolo Budroni, Head Library and Archive Services, University of Vienna\\ | + | Paolo Budroni, Head of Dpt., Library and Archive Services, University of Vienna\\ |
**Management of Born Digital Materials at Research Libraries**\\ | **Management of Born Digital Materials at Research Libraries**\\ | ||
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Research libraries have become industry leaders in the development of digital infrastructures on a national scale. Time and again they have demonstrated their unique ability to respond to creative challenges across a broad range of digital projects and services, leading in both strategy and implementation. By developing visionary digital ecosystems, emphasizing sustainable outcomes, and leveraging their expertise with complex knowledge infrastructures and large-scale project management, research libraries will continue to play a central role in the emergence of national digital research capacity. This presentation will introduce participants to the fundamentals of managing digital assets, with particular emphasis on research data objects. It will provide a short introduction to the complex “world of data” that is produced routinely at their research institutions. Budroni will also provide insight into the core components of research data and digital objects. Program objectives include: | Research libraries have become industry leaders in the development of digital infrastructures on a national scale. Time and again they have demonstrated their unique ability to respond to creative challenges across a broad range of digital projects and services, leading in both strategy and implementation. By developing visionary digital ecosystems, emphasizing sustainable outcomes, and leveraging their expertise with complex knowledge infrastructures and large-scale project management, research libraries will continue to play a central role in the emergence of national digital research capacity. This presentation will introduce participants to the fundamentals of managing digital assets, with particular emphasis on research data objects. It will provide a short introduction to the complex “world of data” that is produced routinely at their research institutions. Budroni will also provide insight into the core components of research data and digital objects. Program objectives include: | ||
• Ensuring better handing of born-digital assets | • Ensuring better handing of born-digital assets | ||
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John McColl, University Librarian and Director of Library Services, University of St Andrews\\ | John McColl, University Librarian and Director of Library Services, University of St Andrews\\ | ||
**How are archival services in Scottish research libraries meeting the challenge of digital archives?** | **How are archival services in Scottish research libraries meeting the challenge of digital archives?** | ||
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Short Biography: John MacColl has been University Librarian & Director of Library Services at the University of St Andrews since 2011. He has spent most of his career in libraries and information services in Scottish universities. He was Head of the Digital Library at the University of Edinburgh for seven years, and before moving to his current role he spent three years as European Director of the OCLC Research Libraries Partnership, | Short Biography: John MacColl has been University Librarian & Director of Library Services at the University of St Andrews since 2011. He has spent most of his career in libraries and information services in Scottish universities. He was Head of the Digital Library at the University of Edinburgh for seven years, and before moving to his current role he spent three years as European Director of the OCLC Research Libraries Partnership, |
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