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Getting Digitization Projects Done in a Medium-Sized Academic Library: a Collaborative Effort Between Technical Services, Systems, Special Collections, and Collection Development
ScholarsArchive at Oregon State University
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Getting Digitization Projects Done in a Medium-Sized Academic Library: a Collaborative Effort Between Technical Services, Systems, Special Collections, and Collection Development |
| Names |
Boock, Michael
(creator) Jeppesen, Bruce (creator) Barrow, William (creator) |
| Date Issued | 2003 (iso8601) |
| Internet Media Type | application/msword |
| Abstract | Cleveland State University Library, a medium-sized academic library serving approximately 15,000 students, is engaged in large-scale efforts to digitize and make accessible online collections of unique Cleveland-related materials. The Cleveland State University Library Special Collections digitization and cataloging efforts use staff from several different library organizational units. The collaboration of staff with specific expertise in long-standing library functions-special collections, cataloging, systems, archives, selection-to create two Web databases is described. The collaborative effort has proven effective in getting resources processed, archived, digitized, described, promoted, and made accessible in a highly efficient and effective manner. The responsibilities of the different library units involved in the digitization project are described. |
| Genre | Article |
| Topic | Collaboration |
| Identifier | Technical Services Quarterly 20(3): 19-31 |
