CURATEcamp DLF 2012 Discussion Ideas

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Agenda

Contribution and Ingest: Lowering Barriers

  • just-in-case vs. just-in-time metadata
  • what's "good enough": department, creator, hit send?
  • how can we get digital stuff with the minimum amount of effort?
  • set up a pre-ingest staging area for review to make sure content is "repository worthy"
  • recap of C4L 2011 discussion: why does ingest suck?
    • promise of permanence sets up a barrier (forever is intimidating)
    • perception that ingest makes objects less discoverable
    • rights - need to be cleared before ingest?
    • metadata - requires too much? need a way to ingest easily and augment later
    • curation happens outside repository, preservation happens inside
    • more content in staging area than the "actual" repository
    • content creators don't have time to ingest
    • lessons learned

Fighting the "One Tool to Rule Them All" Mindset

Cylinders of Excellence: living with multiple systems (interoperability, one system to rule them all?) combatting "one tool" philosophy (three tools: DAMS for simple items, repo for authorial/ETD workflow, GIS data somethingsomethin'), how not to shoehorn everything (platform/layers vs. monolithic) - especially issues with multiple workflows - 18

  • project is done, now what? - proving value of investment - ROI ALSO funding models for repository/curation services (grants, etc.)- 18
  • long-term preservation of complex objects (16)
  • UI/UX development and reuse (how to do this, formal roles, community development)- usage of curation tools by users (vs. curators) - 16
  • bootstrapping repository services (getting started with minimal resources) curation & preservation in the wild (sans repo) - 15
  • Has the digital realm affected our idea of what digital preservation means? selection (e.g. of content types) for digital preservation -

are we saving too much? who decides? - 15

  • Gather round for demos at 3:30 - 25ish
    • data model from UCSD (17)
  • Wrap-up session: community-building: future of CURATEcamp, sustainability - 19

Topics

  • linked data (7)
  • digital curation
  • records management
  • metadata & authority control (10)
  • long-term preservation of complex objects (16)
  • data model from UCSD (17)
  • bootstrapping repository services (getting started with minimal resources) curation & preservation in the wild (sans repo) - 15
  • development trends
  • standards
  • data management tools & processes
  • Cylinders of Excellence: living with multiple systems (interoperability, one system to rule them all?) combatting "one tool" philosophy (three tools: DAMS for simple items, repo for authorial/ETD workflow, GIS data somethingsomethin'), how not to shoehorn everything (platform/layers vs. monolithic) - especially issues with multiple workflows - 18
  • expanding the value of library infrastructure/tools (business use, scholarship) - 12
  • Contribution/ingest - 20
  • Abstraction layer for repositories especially from early and/or bespoke systems - 2
  • community development (e.g. Hydra project on top of not Fedora) - 15
  • METS development - 1
  • UI/UX development and reuse (how to do this, formal roles, community development)- usage of curation tools by users (vs. curators) - 16
  • Has the digital realm affected our idea of what digital preservation means? selection (e.g. of content types) for digital preservation -

are we saving too much? who decides? - 15

  • Now that the bits are preserved, how do we preserve behavior/experience - 7
  • multi-institutional repositories (UC, CIC, etc.)
  • Wrap-up session: community-building: future of CURATEcamp, sustainability - 19
  • PREMIS for preservation metadata (user feedback, requests) and changes coming in PREMIS 3 - 4
  • persistent identifiers, e.g., ARKs - 8
  • Gather round for demos at 3:30 - 25ish
  • service models for ingest: internal repos vs external or subject repos - 8
  • project is done, now what? - proving value of investment - ROI ALSO funding models for repository/curation services (grants, etc.)- 18
  • e-book preservation - 4

Timeline

  • 09:00-09:40: Introductions