LIS2670 Digital Libraries in Their Communities

Module 10: Digital scholarshipPart B

Karen CalhounLibrary and Information

Science Program

What are the processes of scholarship?

• Van de Sompel et al. 2004

• Rumsey Smith 2011

• University of Minnesota Libraries 2006

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Register

Certify

Create awareness

Archive

Reward

Authoring

Publishing

Stewardship

UseDiscover Gather Create Share

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Identifying needs and problems to solve

Image: University of Minnesota Libraries. 2006. “A Multi-Dimensional Framework for Academic Support: A Final Report Submitted to the Andrew W. MellonFoundation from the University of Minnesota Libraries,” p. 47 http://www.research.umn.edu/documents/UMN_Multi-dimensional_Framework_Final_Report.pdf

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Discover

Gather

Create

Share

Validate

Preserve

Awareness tools (e.g. RSS)Blogs, wikisCollaboration tools (profiles)Social networks (Mendeley)Identifiers (ORCID)

BookmarkingCitation managementRepositoriesNews trackers

Discoverability (SEO, SMO)Repositories, copyright servicesBlogs, wikis, discussion forumsTwitterTraditional publishing Linked data, syndicationE-research, data management

Peer reviewImpact measuresAltmetricsReviews, ratingsSocial networksResearcher profilesResearcher assessment

Digital preservationMetadata services Data management

Digital scholarship centersRepositoriesDigital curation

Digital library roles?• Repositories (portals, platforms?)• Open access publishing• SEO, ASEO, SMO• Preservation/digital curation• Linked data, automated deposit/exchange• Researcher profiles (e.g., VIVO)• E-research and data curation• “Commons”—digital scholarship centers• Consultations• Visualization labs• Media services, digitization services & tools• Facilitate interaction• Events• ETD services, GIS services• Exhibits• Student portfolio services?• Blog hosting?• Information fluency support• Citation management services• Almetrics services, bibliometrics services• Copyright services

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Remember this? See also Table 6.1, p. 146-7

Image source: Exploring Digital Libraries, p. 145. ©2014. Used with permission.

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An example: Notre Dame

“The Center for Digital Scholarship serves as a “hub” that enhances the teaching,

learning, and research process in every academic discipline”

http://library.nd.edu/cds/

EXPERTISE – metadata, GIS, digital initiatives, subject expertiseSERVICES – data analysis, data management planning, text mining, digitization, workshopsSTUDIOS – 3D printing, scanners, digitizationPARTNERSHIPS – Research Computing, Office of Research

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“The ‘libraries’ of the phrase, ‘libraries of the future,’ may not be very much like

present-day libraries …”JCR Licklider 1965

“The digital libraries of the future may not be very much like present-day digital

libraries”

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