Responses To The 11/4/11 Ostp Data Rfi, 2012 University of Connecticut - Storrs
Responses To The 11/4/11 Ostp Data Rfi, David Lowe
Published Works
On November 3, 2011, OSTP released a Request for Information (RFI) soliciting public input on long-term preservation of, and public access to, the results of federally funded research, including digital data ,as required in the America COMPETES Reauthorization Act of 2010. Published here are the responses from David Lowe, Preservation Librarian and Digital Programs Team Leader at the University of Connecticut Libraries.
Lanthorn, Vol. 46, No. 33, January 12, 2012, 2012 Grand Valley State University
Lanthorn, Vol. 46, No. 33, January 12, 2012, Grand Valley State University
Volume 46, July 14, 2011 - June 18, 2012
Lanthorn is Grand Valley State's student newspaper, published from 1968 to the present. This issue is misnumbered as Vol. 46, No. 32.
Gis Collaborations In Saskatchewan: Sgic And The University Of Saskatchewan Library (Accepted Manuscript Version), 2012 Abilene Christian University
Gis Collaborations In Saskatchewan: Sgic And The University Of Saskatchewan Library (Accepted Manuscript Version), Jasmine R. Hoover
Library Research and Publications
GIS (Geographic Information System) libraries face challenges at both ends of the spectrum when it comes to acquiring GIS data. On one hand, the increase in popularity of GIS driven by services like Google Earth, Bing maps, and open data has made large amounts of GIS data freely available to users. On the other hand, specialty GIS data products, often needed by researchers, industry, and government, can be so costly that they are impossible for a library to purchase on its own. In situations like the latter, collaborations often provide the solution for acquiring the necessary GIS data. This report …
Teaching With Twitter: A Collaborative Experiment Using Twitter In The Classroom, 2012 Washington University in St Louis
Teaching With Twitter: A Collaborative Experiment Using Twitter In The Classroom, Brian Vetruba, Makiba Foster, Kristina Kleutghen
University Libraries Presentations
In a world where social media are becoming part of our daily existence in a variety of ways, Twitter is making inroads as a method for engaging students. In fact, a recent study published in the Journal of Computer Assisted Learning found a higher rate of student engagement with faculty and course material--as well as better grades—among students who were Twitter users. Kristina, Makiba, and Brian will describe a collaborative experiment in integrating Twitter into two Art History courses in the fall of 2011. They will share lessons learned and engage participants in a discussion of best practices for using …
Digital Content Creation: A Global View On Curriculum Design, 2012 Missouri University of Science and Technology
Digital Content Creation: A Global View On Curriculum Design, Hsin-Liang Chen, Tatjana Aparac-Jelušić,, Ron Brown, Samantha Hastings, Yin-Leng Leng
Library and Learning Resources Faculty Research & Creative Works
As a result of emerging technologies, courses on digital content creation have been offered at library and information science programs in different countries. Each program presents unique considerations based on its own academic environment; campus expectations and demands; professional development; as well as standards of national education reform. The digital content creation courses are often related to the topics of digital humanities, institutional repositories, digital scholarship, digital archives, learning technologies, and information services. The purpose of this panel is to discuss the current development of those courses, share the best practice strategies, and identify issues for future development from an …
The Cataloger’S Future In The 21st-Century Research Library: What Will We Do And How Will We Do It?, 2012 University of Nebraska-Lincoln
The Cataloger’S Future In The 21st-Century Research Library: What Will We Do And How Will We Do It?, Sue Ann Gardner
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries: Conference Presentations and Speeches
Representation of the author's perspective on the cataloger’s future in the 21st-century research library: what will we do and how will we do it? Includes information about the history of the Machine Readable Cataloging (MARC) format and non-MARC metadata.
A Book Sale How-To Guide [Book Review], 2012 Eastern Illinois University
A Book Sale How-To Guide [Book Review], Ellen Corrigan
Ellen K. Corrigan
Review of: A Book Sale How-To Guide: More Money, Less Stress by Pat Ditzler and JoAnn Dumas (American Library Association, 2012). Preprint.
Library Constituency Survey, 2012 Missouri State University - Springfield
Library Constituency Survey, Lorraine H. Stone, Lynn Cline, Tracy Stout, Rebecca Thompson, Cheryl Gudmundson Jones
MSU Libraries Reports
The Center for Social Sciences and Public Policy Research (CSSPPR) at Missouri State University was contracted by the Duane Meyer Library at Missouri State University to conduct a survey of MSU students and faculty concerning their use of and preference for library services. Separate online instruments were used for each of the two sample groups. In this study the CSSPPR measured the responses of a random sample of 266 MSU students and 60 MSU faculty members. Questions focused on the use of various library services and asked respondents to indicate their preferences for particular services. This report summarizes dominant trends …
Mexican And U.S. Library Relations, 2012 Loyola University Chicago
Mexican And U.S. Library Relations, Robert A. Seal
Robert A Seal
This paper examines recent library interactions involving the United States and Mexico, providing a review of the literature and commentary on current and potential future cooperative endeavors. However, due to space considerations and a dearth of literature describing early work, the focus is limited to the past 30 years, with only selected references to earlier activity. The potential impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), recent developments in telecommunications and computer technology, and a rising number of "grass roots" binational conferences and projects all make this a good time to review our relationship, librarywise, with our neighbors to …
Academic Branch Libraries, 2012 Loyola University Chicago
Academic Branch Libraries, Robert A. Seal
Robert A Seal
Few issues in academic librarianship inspire as much controversy as the branch or departmental library. At the center of this controversy is the question of whether or not collections should be centralized in the main university library or located in part in separate branch libraries. Although vigorously debated since the beginning of this century, the centralization-decentralization dilemma became even more of an issue following World War II, when college and university enrollments and academic libraries began to grow at unprecedented rates and the pressure for adequate library services and collections increased. This particular issue has never been resolved completely, nor …
Lanthorn, Vol. 46, No. 32, January 9, 2012, 2012 Grand Valley State University
Lanthorn, Vol. 46, No. 32, January 9, 2012, Grand Valley State University
Volume 46, July 14, 2011 - June 18, 2012
Lanthorn is Grand Valley State's student newspaper, published from 1968 to the present.
Six Crosses, 2012 University of Rhode Island
Six Crosses, Michael C. Vocino
Technical Services Department Faculty Publications
Brief short story or observation about life in a small southern Italian town.
Grand Valley Forum, Volume 036, Number 17, January 9, 2012, 2012 Grand Valley State University
Grand Valley Forum, Volume 036, Number 17, January 9, 2012, Grand Valley State University
2011-2012, Volume 36
Grand Valley Forum is Grand Valley State's faculty and staff newsletter, published from 1976 to the present.
Expanding Public Access To The Results Of Federally Funded Research, 2012 University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Expanding Public Access To The Results Of Federally Funded Research, Joan Giesecke
Copyright, Fair Use, Scholarly Communication, etc.
The complete collection of articles resulting from publicly funded research should be made freely accessible, so that the public can fully use them – (i.e. text mine, data mine, compute on them, create derivative works) without commercial restriction.
Public access policies can be successfully implemented by respecting and working within the current copyright framework.
The federal government is the appropriate entity to provide permanent stewardship of these articles, and is in a unique position to ensure that publicly funded articles are permanently preserved, made accessible, and useable.
Publishers are one player that might be encouraged to participate in public/private partnership …
Teaching Computer Skills To Senior Citizens: A Library Assistant’S Learning Experience, 2012 University of Georgia
Teaching Computer Skills To Senior Citizens: A Library Assistant’S Learning Experience, Ngaire I R Smith
Georgia Library Quarterly
This paper describes the challenges of teaching senior citizens in their 70s and 80s elementary Web and computer skills at the University of Georgia’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. Simple tasks such as clicking on links and understanding the difference between the address bar and a search box confused class members and the instructor attempted to address this age divide by developing activities that would make using the Web easier and more fun.
News - North Georgia Technical College - Banned Books Week, 2012 North Georgia Technical College
News - North Georgia Technical College - Banned Books Week, Christina Teasley
Georgia Library Quarterly
The North Georgia Technical College Libraries brought awareness to Banned Books Week, the last week of each September.
Promoting Active Learning Through Undergraduate Economics Journals, 2012 Illinois Wesleyan University
Promoting Active Learning Through Undergraduate Economics Journals, Stephanie Davis-Kahl, Robert Leekley, Michael Seeborg
Scholarly Publications
We draw upon our own experience to discuss the use of undergraduate student journals to promote active learning by comparing and contrasting institution-focused (Park Place Economist) and externally-focused (Undergraduate Economic Review) publications, suggesting ways of integrating these journals into upper-division coursework, and describing ways in which economics departments can partner with libraries to facilitate the editorial process and increase the accessibility of the journal.
Promoting Active Learning Through Undergraduate Economics Journals, 2012 Illinois Wesleyan University
Promoting Active Learning Through Undergraduate Economics Journals, Stephanie Davis-Kahl, Robert Leekley, Michael Seeborg
Stephanie Davis-Kahl
We draw upon our own experience to discuss the use of undergraduate student journals to promote active learning by comparing and contrasting institution-focused (Park Place Economist) and externally-focused (Undergraduate Economic Review) publications, suggesting ways of integrating these journals into upper-division coursework, and describing ways in which economics departments can partner with libraries to facilitate the editorial process and increase the accessibility of the journal.
Library Impact Statement For Bio 485x Salt Marsh Ecology, 2012 University of Rhode Island
Library Impact Statement For Bio 485x Salt Marsh Ecology, Michael A. Cerbo Ii
Library Impact Statements
Library Impact Statement for BIO 485X Salt Marsh Ecology new course proposal. No new library resources are needed to support this course. Responding library faculty member: Michael A. Cerbo II. Requesting faculty member: Serena Moseman-Valtierra.
Library Impact Statement For Bio 585x Salt Marsh Ecology, 2012 University of Rhode Island
Library Impact Statement For Bio 585x Salt Marsh Ecology, Michael A. Cerbo Ii
Library Impact Statements
Library Impact Statement for BIO 585X Salt Marsh Ecology new course proposal. No new library resources are needed to support this course. Responding library faculty member: Michael A. Cerbo II. Requesting faculty member: Serena Moseman-Valtierra.