Scholarly Communication

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A Modest Proposal for Scholarly Publishing: 21st Century Ideas for a 19th Century System, New Technologies in Medieval and Renaissance Studies (2012)

In 1729 Jonathan Swift wrote A Modest Proposal which proposed (albeit sarcastically) that Irish peasants...

 

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What's Next: Patterns and Practices in History in Print and Online (2011)

Panel Discussion at the American Historical Association

 

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Promises and Perils of Electronic Theses and Dissertations: Expanding the Reach of Graduate Work Online, Carnegie Mellon University (2010)
 

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Is Google Good for History (2010)

Panel Discussion at the American Historical Association

 

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Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Electronic Publishing: Politics and Pragmatics (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

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Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

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Building Business Models to Last: Digital Resources beyond 2010 (2009)
 

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A Universal Humanities Digital Library: Pipe Dream or Prospective Future?, Digital Scholarship (2008)
 

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Institutional Repository Personality Disorder: How Do We Cure it?, SPARC Digital Repositories Meeting (2008)
 

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Launching and Growing the ScholarlyCommons@Penn: Evolution, Revolution, or Devolution, Putting Knowledge to Work Colloquium (2008)
 

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Bringing Text Alive: The Future of Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Electronic Publication - Introduction, Early Modern Literary Studies (2008)
 

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To Google or not to Google, that is the question: Supplementing Google Books to make it more useful for scholarship, Journal of Library Administration (2008)
 

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Newsmaker Interview, Library Journal Academic Newswire (2008)
 

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Darth Vader, Open Access, and Digital Libraries: What is the Future of Electronic Collections?, David Binkley Paper on Emerging Technology (2007)

This session will look at the complexities of open and closed access business models used...

 

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EEBO, Microfilm, and Umberto Eco: Historical Lessons and Future Directions for Building Electronic Collections, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2007)

In an age of mass digitization with book scanning projects like Google and Microsoft and...

 

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Digital Scholarship and Cyberinfrastructure in the Humanities: Lessons from the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2007)

Electronic technology has changed the way scholars in the humanities do their work, creating two...

 

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Collaboration in Electronic Scholarly Communication: New Possibilities for Old Books, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2006)

The Text Creation Partnership (TCP) project at the University of Michigan, a project that maximizes...

 

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Reaching Out: What do Scholars Want from Electronic Resources?, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2005)

The potentials for teaching and learning using technology are tremendous. Now, more than ever before,...

 

Institutional Repositories

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A Modest Proposal for Scholarly Publishing: 21st Century Ideas for a 19th Century System, New Technologies in Medieval and Renaissance Studies (2012)

In 1729 Jonathan Swift wrote A Modest Proposal which proposed (albeit sarcastically) that Irish peasants...

 

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Promises and Perils of Electronic Theses and Dissertations: Expanding the Reach of Graduate Work Online, Carnegie Mellon University (2010)
 

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Institutional Repository Personality Disorder: How Do We Cure it?, SPARC Digital Repositories Meeting (2008)
 

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Launching and Growing the ScholarlyCommons@Penn: Evolution, Revolution, or Devolution, Putting Knowledge to Work Colloquium (2008)
 

Cyberinfrastructure and Sustainability

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A Modest Proposal for Scholarly Publishing: 21st Century Ideas for a 19th Century System, New Technologies in Medieval and Renaissance Studies (2012)

In 1729 Jonathan Swift wrote A Modest Proposal which proposed (albeit sarcastically) that Irish peasants...

 

Link

What's Next: Patterns and Practices in History in Print and Online (2011)

Panel Discussion at the American Historical Association

 

PDF

Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Electronic Publishing: Politics and Pragmatics (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

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Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

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Building Business Models to Last: Digital Resources beyond 2010 (2009)
 

Link

A Universal Humanities Digital Library: Pipe Dream or Prospective Future?, Digital Scholarship (2008)
 

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Darth Vader, Open Access, and Digital Libraries: What is the Future of Electronic Collections?, David Binkley Paper on Emerging Technology (2007)

This session will look at the complexities of open and closed access business models used...

 

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Digital Scholarship and Cyberinfrastructure in the Humanities: Lessons from the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2007)

Electronic technology has changed the way scholars in the humanities do their work, creating two...

 

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Collaboration in Electronic Scholarly Communication: New Possibilities for Old Books, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2006)

The Text Creation Partnership (TCP) project at the University of Michigan, a project that maximizes...

 

Digital Scholarship

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A Modest Proposal for Scholarly Publishing: 21st Century Ideas for a 19th Century System, New Technologies in Medieval and Renaissance Studies (2012)

In 1729 Jonathan Swift wrote A Modest Proposal which proposed (albeit sarcastically) that Irish peasants...

 

Link

What's Next: Patterns and Practices in History in Print and Online (2011)

Panel Discussion at the American Historical Association

 

Link

Is Google Good for History (2010)

Panel Discussion at the American Historical Association

 

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Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Electronic Publishing: Politics and Pragmatics (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

PDF

Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

Link

Building Business Models to Last: Digital Resources beyond 2010 (2009)
 

Link

A Universal Humanities Digital Library: Pipe Dream or Prospective Future?, Digital Scholarship (2008)
 

Link

Bringing Text Alive: The Future of Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Electronic Publication - Introduction, Early Modern Literary Studies (2008)
 

Link

To Google or not to Google, that is the question: Supplementing Google Books to make it more useful for scholarship, Journal of Library Administration (2008)
 

Link

Darth Vader, Open Access, and Digital Libraries: What is the Future of Electronic Collections?, David Binkley Paper on Emerging Technology (2007)

This session will look at the complexities of open and closed access business models used...

 

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EEBO, Microfilm, and Umberto Eco: Historical Lessons and Future Directions for Building Electronic Collections, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2007)

In an age of mass digitization with book scanning projects like Google and Microsoft and...

 

PDF

Digital Scholarship and Cyberinfrastructure in the Humanities: Lessons from the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2007)

Electronic technology has changed the way scholars in the humanities do their work, creating two...

 

PDF

Collaboration in Electronic Scholarly Communication: New Possibilities for Old Books, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2006)

The Text Creation Partnership (TCP) project at the University of Michigan, a project that maximizes...

 

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Reaching Out: What do Scholars Want from Electronic Resources?, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2005)

The potentials for teaching and learning using technology are tremendous. Now, more than ever before,...

 

Text Creation Partnership Project

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Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Electronic Publishing: Politics and Pragmatics (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

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Open Access and Digital Libraries: A Case Study of the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2010)

Many people operate under the assumption that Open/Closed access is a binary proposition. Either the...

 

Link

A Universal Humanities Digital Library: Pipe Dream or Prospective Future?, Digital Scholarship (2008)
 

Link

Bringing Text Alive: The Future of Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Electronic Publication - Introduction, Early Modern Literary Studies (2008)
 

Link

To Google or not to Google, that is the question: Supplementing Google Books to make it more useful for scholarship, Journal of Library Administration (2008)
 

Link

Darth Vader, Open Access, and Digital Libraries: What is the Future of Electronic Collections?, David Binkley Paper on Emerging Technology (2007)

This session will look at the complexities of open and closed access business models used...

 

PDF

EEBO, Microfilm, and Umberto Eco: Historical Lessons and Future Directions for Building Electronic Collections, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2007)

In an age of mass digitization with book scanning projects like Google and Microsoft and...

 

PDF

Digital Scholarship and Cyberinfrastructure in the Humanities: Lessons from the Text Creation Partnership, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2007)

Electronic technology has changed the way scholars in the humanities do their work, creating two...

 

PDF

Collaboration in Electronic Scholarly Communication: New Possibilities for Old Books, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2006)

The Text Creation Partnership (TCP) project at the University of Michigan, a project that maximizes...

 

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Reaching Out: What do Scholars Want from Electronic Resources?, Scholarship at Penn Libraries (2005)

The potentials for teaching and learning using technology are tremendous. Now, more than ever before,...

 

Electronic Dissertations

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Promises and Perils of Electronic Theses and Dissertations: Expanding the Reach of Graduate Work Online, Carnegie Mellon University (2010)