Home-Grown Help: Digital Library Education for Staff
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Home-Grown Help: Digital Library Education for Staff
- 1. In-House Training for Digital Projects Abby Clobridge Bucknell University 2006 ASIS&T DL – ED Panel: Education for Digital Librarianship – Employers’ Needs
- 18. Job Posting: Digital Libraries Internship Bucknell University’s Information Services & Resources, a merged library and IT organization, is offering a paid summer internship for a library/information science student interested in learning more about digital libraries. This position is designed to provide experience in all aspects of an academic digital library/technology environment. Responsibilities will include (but not be limited to) assisting with digital image processing, metadata work, and other tasks associated with building a digital collection. During the summer of 2005, ISR will be building a large digital image collection to be used for teaching art history and related courses during the fall semester, so there will be opportunities for hands-on experience in a wide variety of areas.
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- Background – why/how this started -- Not professionally-trained librarians no expectations to keep up with changes in cataloging
- Background – why/how this started -- Not professionally-trained librarians no expectations to keep up with changes in cataloging
- Just because information exists about an object, we are not obligated to capture that information.
- Heavier reliance on judgment when cataloging digital objects because of lack of definitive information, authority files, etc. Progress over perfection – easy to make changes later doesn’t have to be perfect the first time around. Don’t expect things to be perfect.
- While our two interns have been vastly different in terms of experience, both were considered to be extremely successful experiences – for us and for the interns.