The goal of the Cooperative Collections Lifecycle Project is to create a suite of best practices, improve existing standards, and foster further development and management of cooperative collections development.
The Recommended Formats Statement identifies hierarchies of the physical and technical characteristics of analog and digital formats while meeting the needs of all concerned.
The primary goals of the research project were to examine library impact on faculty productivity and to examine how publication patterns at UI-Chicago (UIC) may shift.
New ISO standards covering trustworthiness, AI concepts, and terminology work; Unicode efforts to support indigenous languages, and W3C work on decentralized identifiers and accessibility of remote meetings.
Data and metadata are, let’s admit it, very hard to keep clean and consistent as they travel through multiple systems, and that’s why it’s important to regularize as much as possible.
The report provides a starting point for presses and their partners to establish a common understanding of activities, costs, and risks associated with OA monograph publishing.
The analysis of the results by senior analyst Melissa Blankstein provides an overview of faculty activities, perceptions and concerns across a spectrum of institutional types.
Dr. Lettie Conrad of Maverick Publishing Specialists offers her insights on the critical importance of ensuring usability for all types of users, a challenge facing all of us.
This presentation by the Carnegie Mellon University Archivist discusses the challenge of balancing legacy digitization needs with those of newer projects.
