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Innovating in The gaps

At the DLF Fall Forum 2009, Jenn Riley discusses innovative approaches to improving digital library workflows and metadata creation tools. She emphasizes the importance of creating efficient, usable, and interconnected systems for managing metadata and digital objects. Key lessons from the presentation include re-architecting existing systems, balancing expectations across projects, and prioritizing good workflows. Riley highlights areas ripe for innovation in library practices and encourages collaboration to enhance digital library program effectiveness.

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Innovating in The gaps

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  1. Jenn Riley Metadata Librarian Indiana University Digital Library Program DLF Fall Forum 2009 Innovating in The gaps

  2. It’s easy to justify innovative approaches to these… Photo by Aaron Bernsteinhttp://newsinfo.iu.edu/asset/page/normal/7748.html DLF Fall Forum 2009

  3. And these… • http://catalog.hathitrust.org DLF Fall Forum 2009

  4. But what about these? • Courtesy of Indiana Universityhttp://newsinfo.iu.edu/asset/page/normal/6785.html DLF Fall Forum 2009

  5. And these? • http://biblios.net DLF Fall Forum 2009

  6. We too often have internal tools that work like this… http://www.flickr.com/photos/elsie/ / CC BY 2.0 DLF Fall Forum 2009

  7. When what we need is this http://www.flickr.com/photos/mollydot/ / CC BY-NC 2.0 DLF Fall Forum 2009

  8. Look at all the things we need to effectively hook together DLF Fall Forum 2009

  9. Workflow tools need attention • Identifier assignment • Quality assurance (objects and metadata) • Managing object status • Moving files around • Repository ingestion • Process logging, especially errors that require action DLF Fall Forum 2009

  10. These tools need to be… • Usable • Efficient • Sustainable • Interconnected • Automated where appropriate DLF Fall Forum 2009

  11. Ooo, shiny! http://www.flickr.com/photos/tim_ellis/ / CC BY-NC 2.0 DLF Fall Forum 2009

  12. Lesson #1 It’s OK to re-architect existing systems. DLF Fall Forum 2009

  13. Lesson #2 It’s all about balance. DLF Fall Forum 2009

  14. Lesson #3 Set the same expectations/goals/rewards for the small scale as for the large. DLF Fall Forum 2009

  15. Lesson #4 It’s OK to focus on good workflows. DLF Fall Forum 2009

  16. Lesson #5 Focus on the goal. The process is negotiable. DLF Fall Forum 2009

  17. Area ripe for innovation #1 Metadata creation tools DLF Fall Forum 2009

  18. Area ripe for innovation #2 Routine customization DLF Fall Forum 2009

  19. Area ripe for innovation #3 research -> practice -> production DLF Fall Forum 2009

  20. Thank you! • jenlrile@indiana.edu • These presentation slides: http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/~jenlrile/presentations/dlfFall2009/riley.pptx (Please work on better metadata creation tools. kthxbye.) DLF Fall Forum 2009

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