The DPLA and What It Means for PA

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A Pecha Kucha-style lighting talk on the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) given at the Pennsylvania Library Association Northeast Chapter workshop in Scranton, PA on June 13, 2014.

Educação Tecnologia Negócios

Kristen Yarmey
University of Scranton
DPLA Community Rep
@kristenyt
info@dp.la
@dpla
…AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR
THE

PUBLIC INTEREST
Photo by Joseph Mornin, 2010
One of many Google Book metadata errors captured by Geoff Nunberg, 2009-2014
Art of Google Books

ASSEMBLING THE EXPERTS
Photo by camera_obscura, 2011

GRASSROOTS EFFORT
Photo by Diana Geis, 2012

SO WHAT IS THE DPLA?
Drawings by Martha McGinnis, 2011

A SMALL STUMBLING BLOCK
Photo by mollyali, 2008

OPEN PLATFORM
Drawing by Jeff Light, 2013 (Photo by Martin Kalfatovic)

GETTING INVOLVED
o Come to our breakout session today! 
o Come to our PALA session in October! 
o Explore DPLA’s current collections
o Introduce your patrons to DPLA
o Follow DPLA on Twitter, Facebook, or Tumblr
o Join a DPLA discussion forum or email list
o Be consistent and follow established standards if/when
digitizing/describing materials (ask us for help!)
o Attend a DPLA hackathon or event
o Create something with DPLA’s open API
o Join DPLA’s community of developers
o Apply to become a volunteer Community Rep
o Donate to help support DPLA’s growth
find out more at
dp.la/info/get-involved

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The DPLA and What It Means for PA

1. Kristen Yarmey University of Scranton DPLA Community Rep @kristenyt info@dp.la @dpla …AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE

2. VISION Photo by Martin Kalfatovi, 2013

3. PUBLIC INTEREST Photo by Joseph Mornin, 2010 One of many Google Book metadata errors captured by Geoff Nunberg, 2009-2014 Art of Google Books

4. ASSEMBLING THE EXPERTS Photo by camera_obscura, 2011

5. GRASSROOTS EFFORT Photo by Diana Geis, 2012

6. PUBLIC LAUNCH

7. SO WHAT IS THE DPLA? Drawings by Martha McGinnis, 2011

8. A SMALL STUMBLING BLOCK Photo by mollyali, 2008

9. A PLACE TO START

10. OPEN PLATFORM Drawing by Jeff Light, 2013 (Photo by Martin Kalfatovic)

11. PORTAL FOR DISCOVERY

12. CURATED EXHIBITIONS

13. OPEN DATA

14. OPEN API

15. CONTENT HUBS dp.la/info/hubs

16. SERVICE HUBS dp.la/info/hubs

17. PUTTING THE PA IN DPLA

18. PUTTING THE PA IN DPLA

19. PUTTING THE PA IN DPLA

20. GETTING INVOLVED o Come to our breakout session today!  o Come to our PALA session in October!  o Explore DPLA’s current collections o Introduce your patrons to DPLA o Follow DPLA on Twitter, Facebook, or Tumblr o Join a DPLA discussion forum or email list o Be consistent and follow established standards if/when digitizing/describing materials (ask us for help!) o Attend a DPLA hackathon or event o Create something with DPLA’s open API o Join DPLA’s community of developers o Apply to become a volunteer Community Rep o Donate to help support DPLA’s growth find out more at dp.la/info/get-involved

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