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Collaborating on Collections as a

Community

Patricia  Hswe  |  Penn  State  University  Libraries  Keystone  Digital  Humanities  Conference  

23  June  2016

A Project Showcase

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LOTS of credit due to the people involved!

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LOTS of credit due to the people involved!

. . . If you want to go far, go together.https://padigital.org/about-partnership/

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That  said  .  .  .  Images  used  in  this  presentation  are  credited  on  

the  last  slide.

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The Story of PA Digital

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PA  Digital  Collections  Summit  in  summer  2014  /  Emily  Gore

The Story of PA Digital

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Survey  in  fall  2014  about  digital  collections

PA  Digital  Collections  Summit  in  summer  2014  /  Emily  Gore

The Story of PA Digital

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Survey  in  fall  2014  about  digital  collections

PA  Digital  Collections  Summit  in  summer  2014  /  Emily  Gore

Building  the    aggregator

The Story of PA Digital

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Survey  in  fall  2014  about  digital  collections

PA  Digital  Collections  Summit  in  summer  2014  /  Emily  Gore

Building  the    aggregator

Speaks  for  itself

The Story of PA Digital

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“Social  engineering”  side  of  the  effort

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“Social  engineering”  side  of  the  effort

How  do  you    get  a  distributed  bunch  of  people  to  collaborate,  coordinate,  get  things  DONE?

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PA Digital Collections Summit – Summer 2014

• Among  participants  were  .  .  .      – Temple  U.,  PA  State  Library,  Penn,  Penn  State,  Keystone  Library  Network,  Carnegie  Library,  POWER  Library,  PALCI,  Heinz  History  Center,  and  more!  

• Emily  Gore,  DPLA  Director  of  Content  • Break-­‐out  sessions  • Next  steps

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Surveying the PA digital collections landscape

• Survey  released  in  August  2014  &  open  until  June  2015  – Example  questions:  How  do  you  handle  copyright  clearance?  Who  hosts  your  digital  collections?  What  DAMS  do  you  use?  Metadata  schema?  

• 239  organizations  responded,  70%  public  and  academic  libraries  

• Access  the  survey  results  at  https://is.gd/pdcp_survey  

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Surveying the PA digital collections landscape

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Surveying the PA digital collections landscape

We  know  we  need  more  participants    that  are  museums  and  archives.

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Building the aggregator• Proof-­‐of-­‐concept  purpose  /  show  &  tell  – Prototype  aggregator  by  March/April  2015  

• Production  aggregator  in  2016  – OAI-­‐PMH  harvesting  and  serving  – Metadata  is  transformed,  based  on  OAI  and  DPLA  requirements  

– Preview  layer  is  web-­‐based  – Intentionally  “verbose  logging”  

• To  learn  more,  view  this  DPLAFest  2016  video  presentation  about  PA  Digital:  https://is.gd/padigital_dplafest  

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Code  for  DPLA  Hydra  Head:  https://github.com/tulibraries/dplah  

http://libcollab.temple.edu/aggregator  

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THE “SOCIAL ENGINEERING” ASPECTS

Yes, the tool is important, but more so the people!

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Milestones

• April  2015  –  proof-­‐of-­‐concept  aggregator  • July  2015  –  submitted  application  to  become  a  service  hub  

• Late  August  2015  –  application  approved!  • January/February  2016  –  initial  ingest  of  PA  Digital  content  

• April  2016  –  PA  Digital  content  live  in  the  DPLA!

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Impact of the aggregator

• Proof-­‐of-­‐concept  state  =  unifying,  consolidating  application  not  only  in  terms  of  technology  – Tangibility  

• Advantages  re:  metadata  remediation/normalization,  distributed  workflows  

• Outreach  tool  • Local  (institutional  context)  usage/potential

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What’s next?

• Lots  of  outreach!  • Governance  work  • Addressing  feature  requests  about  /  from  –Metadata  – Aggregator  – DPLA

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THANK  YOU!Twitter:  @PADigitalNews  |  http://www.padigital.org/  

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Image credits• take  a  photo  -­‐  https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_aldridge/8239964617/  via  

Flickr  by  Bruce  Aldridge  CC  BY-­‐SA  2.0  

• Free  Library  of  Philadelphia  -­‐  https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Free_Library_of_Philadelphia.jpg  via  WikimediaCommons  by  nanoman657  CC  BY-­‐SA  3.0  

• Surveying  -­‐  https://www.flickr.com/photos/carbonnyc/12270235054/  via  Flickr  by  David  Goehring  CC  BY  2.0  

• Buzzword  Bingo:  Metadata  =  Data  about  data  -­‐  https://www.flickr.com/photos/planeta/11427773216/  via  Flickr  by  Ron  Mader  CC  BY-­‐SA  2.0  

• Construction  worker  at  Westlake  Center,  1988  -­‐  https://www.flickr.com/photos/seattlemunicipalarchives/6648032895  via  Flickr  by  Seattle  Municipal  Archives  CC  BY  2.0  

• IMG_6531  -­‐  https://www.flickr.com/photos/h3nr0/5012587802/  via  Flickr  by  Henry  Tseng  CC  BY  2.0