WebWise 2007: Stewardship in the
Digital Age
The 2007 WebWise Conference on Libraries
and Museums in the Digital World was held March
1-2 at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill in Washington,
DC. The conference was co-hosted by IMLS, the J. Paul
Getty Trust, and OCLC Online Computer Library Center.
The theme for 2007 was "Stewardship in the
Digital Age: Managing Museum and Library Collections for
Preservation and Use."
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of the presentations appear in the July issue of the online
journal First
Monday, which has been publishing WebWise papers in
a special issue each year since the first conference in
2000.
WebWise 2007 Agenda and
Proceedings:
Pre-Conference Workshops—Wednesday,
February 28, 2007
Pre-Conference #1: Preserving Digital
Collections
Preserving Digital Collections
Priscilla Caplan, Assistant Director, Florida Center for
Library Automation
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 495KB)
Preserving Government and Political Information:
The Web-at-Risk Project
Valerie Glenn, Hoover, AL
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 39KB)
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Paper on First Monday
Public Television: Preserving Digital Programs
Mary Ide, Director of Archives, WGBH Educational Foundation
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 519KB)
The Romance of Lost Causes: Preserving Digital Art
Rick Rinehart, Digital Media Curator, UC Berkeley Art
Museum
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 2.0MB)
Pre-Conference #2: Sharing Images
and Data: Making Access to Collections Easier and Bette
Moderator: Ken Hamma, Executive Director, Digital
Policy, J. Paul Getty Trust
Search Interoperability, OAI-PMH, and Metadata
Sarah Shreeves, IDEALS Coordinator, University of Illinois
Library at Urbana-Champaign
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 2.6MB)
Sharing Images and Data: The Museum Perspective
Erin Coburn, Manager, Collections Information, J. Paul
Getty Museum
Shareable Metadata for Nonbibliographic Materials:
Implications for Libraries and Archives.
Murtha Baca, Head, Getty Vocabulary Program, Getty Research
Institute
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 3.1MB)
Case Studies: New Implementations of OAI-PMH
Günter Waibel, Program Officer, RLG Programs, OCLC
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 146KB)
Barbara Thompson, Witt Librarian, Witt Library, Courtauld
Art Institute, London
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 13.4MB)
Cathryn Goodwin, Collections Data Specialist, Princeton
University Art Museum
Michael Jenkins, Manager, Met Images, The Metropolitan
Museum of Art
Pre-Conference #3: Producing Broadcast-Quality,
Preservation-Worthy Video
Moderator: Tim Lorang, Director for National Production
Services, ResearchChannel
Louis Fox, Associate VP, Computing & Communications,
University of Washington
Jennifer Locke Jones, Chair and Curator, National Museum
of American History
Nate McQueen, Systems Architect, ResearchChannel
Marsha Semmel, Deputy Director for Museums and Director
for Strategic Partnerships, IMLS
Selma Thomas, Principal, Watertown Productions
Conference Day One—Thursday,
March 1, 2007
Moderator: Liz Bishoff,
Head of Sponsored Programs, University of Colorado at
Boulder, University Libraries
Welcome to WebWise
Dr. Anne-Imelda Radice, IMLS Director; Mr. Jay
Jordan, OCLC CEO and President; and Dr. Ken Hamma, Executive
Director, Digital Policy, J. Paul Getty Trust
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Keynote Address: Envisioning American
Art 2.0
Dr. Elizabeth Broun, Director, Smithsonian American Art
Museum
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to Podcast (MP3 Audio, 28.9MB,
includes Dr. Ken Hamma's remarks)
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 17.1MB)
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Paper on First Monday
Session #1: The Challenge of Preservation
Today
Moderator: Günter Waibel, Program Officer, OCLC/RLG
Programs
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to Podcast (MP3 Audio, 35.8MB)
From the Heritage Health Index: The State of our
Physical and Digital Collections
Kristen Overbeck Laise, Vice President, Collection Care
Programs, Heritage Preservation
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 12.8MB)
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Paper on FirstMonday
Exit Art Digital Archive: The Challenge of Preserving
Contemporary Experimental Art
Jodi Hanel, Associate Curator & Audrey Christensen,
Archivist, Exit Art
Overview of Preservation in the Digital Age
Steve Puglia, Preservation and Imaging Specialist at the
National Archives and Records Administration
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 12.1MB)
Session #2: Digital Preservation
Readiness: Are We Ready to Preserve Our Digital Assets?
Moderator: Tom Clareson, Program Director for New Initiatives,
PALINET, Inc.
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to Podcast (MP3 Audio, 31.8MB)
Surveying the Digital Readiness of Institutions
Ann Russell, Executive Director, Northeast Document Conservation
Center
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 61.6MB)
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Paper on First Monday
Auditing and Certification of Digital Repositories:
Best Practices and Next Steps
Robin Dale, Program Officer, OCLC/RLG Programs
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 70KB)
Alabama Digital Preservation Network: A Statewide
Solution to Preserving Locally-Created Digital Collections
Sue Medina, Director, Network of Alabama Academic Libraries
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 5.5MB)
Washington Update: Update on Federal
Research & Development of Digital Preservation Programs
Moderator: Clifford Lynch, Executive Director, Coalition
for Networked Information
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to Podcast (MP3 Audio, 24.3MB)
Laura Campbell, Associate Librarian for Strategic Initiatives/Chief
Information Officer, Library of Congress
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 1.0MB)
Ken Thibodeau, Director, ERA Program, National Archives
and Records Administration
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 677KB)
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Paper on First Monday
Chris Greer, Senior Advisor for Digital Data, Office
of Cyberinfrastructure, NSF
Joyce Ray, Associate Deputy Directory for Library Services,
IMLS
Session #3: Documenting Cultural
Heritage: Case Studies in Cultural Heritage Preservation
Moderator: Liz Bishoff, Head of Sponsored Programs, University
of Colorado at Boulder, University Libraries
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to Podcast (MP3 Audio, 35.3MB)
Stewarding Potential
Jane Sledge, Associate Director for Museum Assets and
Operations, National Museum of the American Indian
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 4.2MB)
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paper on First Monday
The Olympic Peninsula Community Museum Project: A
Window Into a Community
Anne Graham, Senior Computer Specialist, Libraries Digital
Initiatives Programs, University of Washington Library
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 5.6MB)
American Languages: Documenting Cultural Heritage
through Language Preservation
Mark Louden, Professor, Department of German/Max Kade
Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 3.1MB)
Conference Day Two—Friday,
March 2, 2007
Moderator: Liz Bishoff,
Head of Sponsored Programs, University of Colorado at
Boulder, University Libraries
Keynote Address: Digitization for
Access AND Preservation: Strategies of the Library of
Congress
Dr. Deanna Marcum, Associate Librarian for Library Services,
Library of Congress
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to Podcast (MP3 Audio, 26.3MB)
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 5.9MB)
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Paper on First Monday
Session #4: Cyberinfrastructure
for the Humanities
Moderator: Joyce Ray, Associate Deputy Director for Library
Services, IMLS
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to Podcast (MP3 Audio, 47.9MB)
Our Cultural Commonwealth: Report of the ACLS Commission
on Cyberinfrastructure for the Humanities and Social Sciences
Steven Wheatley, Vice President, American Council of Learned
Societies
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 10.1MB)
Digital Humanities and the IMLS/NEH Advancing Knowledge
Partnership
Brett Bobley, Director, Digital Humanities Initiative,
National Endowment for the Humanities
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 111KB)
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Paper on First Monday
Scholarly Collaboration with Museums and Libraries
in the Digital Era
Roy Rosenzweig, Director, Center for History and New Media,
George Mason University
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Presentation (PowerPoint, 7.8MB)
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paper on First Monday
Discussion and Wrap-up
Diane M. Zorich, Cultural Heritage Information Management
Consultant
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Paper on First Monday
Previous WebWise Conferences:
WebWise
2006: Inspiring Discovery: Unlocking Collections
February 15-17, 2006
WebWise
2005: Libraries and Museums in the Digital World
February 2005
WebWise
2004: Sharing Digital Resources
March 2004
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