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Fashioning The Institutional Repository With Digital Commons, Kim L. Myers
Fashioning The Institutional Repository With Digital Commons, Kim L. Myers
Kim Myers
Institutional Repositories are one way that libraries are fashioning the future. Buffalo State College and The College at Brockport will share their experiences over the past year with Digital Commons. From recognizing the need to populating the repository, we will share with you the ongoing opportunities and challenges we face.
The Brockport Staffing Model, Kim Myers
Improving Illiad Patron Experiences Through Cross-Departmental Collaboration, Kim L. Myers, Logan T. Rath
Improving Illiad Patron Experiences Through Cross-Departmental Collaboration, Kim L. Myers, Logan T. Rath
Kim Myers
Presentation from SUNYLA 2010 explaining how Interlibrary Loan interacts with other library departments, such as Acquisitions, Serials, Reference and Digital Services to improve the overall patron experience.
The Brockport Staffing Model 2 Page Handout, Kim L. Myers
The Brockport Staffing Model 2 Page Handout, Kim L. Myers
Kim Myers
This two page handout accompanies the poster The Brockport Staffing Model and explains in more detail how we run our repository.
A Tale Of Two Repositories: The Brockport Full Service Model, Kim L. Myers
A Tale Of Two Repositories: The Brockport Full Service Model, Kim L. Myers
Kim Myers
There are several models for staffing an Institutional Repository. This presentation discusses the full time manager - full service option that The College at Brockport has chosen. The importance of signature collections and communicating with your stakeholders are also discussed. You can view the presentation given by my fellow panelist, Joshua Beatty, from Plattsburgh here: http://digitalcommons.plattsburgh.edu/lis/3/ .
Demonstrating Impact Through Effective Communication, Kim Myers
Demonstrating Impact Through Effective Communication, Kim Myers
Kim Myers
Digital Commons represents a significant investment for most institutions. This presentation will focus on how to demonstrate the value to your stakeholders. From creating a Communication Plan, recognizing who your stakeholders are, to providing both periodic and annual reports; a successful repository manager must have a variety of tools available and know when to use them.