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CAROLYN.HANK@MCGILL.CA Assistant Professor School of Information Studies AERI 2012 09 JULY 2012 UCLA THE BIBLIOBLOGS OF TODAY … TOMORROW?
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The Biblioblogs of Today, Tomorrow

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Presentation made on June 9, 2012 at the Archival Educators Research Institute (AERI) 2012 (UCLA, US). Research supported by a 2012 award from the OCLC/ALISE Library and Information Science Research Grant Program.
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Assistant Professor ▪ School of Information Studies

AERI 2012 ▪ 09 JULY 2012 ▪ UCLA

THE

BIBLIOBLOGS

OF TODAY …

TOMORROW?

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WHO

WHY

HOW

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BIBLIOBLOGGERS

WHO ….

2012 OCLC/ALISE LISRGP

The Biblioblogosphere: A Comparison of

Communication and Preservation Perceptions and

Practices between Blogging LIS Scholar-

Practitioners and LIS Scholar-Researchers

With Cassidy Sugimoto, CO-PI (IUB)

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2006 GENERAL BLOGGERS - Choemprayong & Sheble (UNC)

- BlogForever (EU)

SCHOLAR BLOGGERS - History, Economics, Law, Biology, Chemistry & Physics

BIBLIOBLOGGERS

2009

2012

WHY ….

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RESEARCH

OBJECTIVES

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OBJECTIVES

Bibliobloggers’ perceptions

of their blogs in relation to

their cumulative scholarly

record.

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Their publication history,

before and after

establishment of their

respective blogs.

OBJECTIVES

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OBJECTIVES

Their perceptions and

preferences regarding the

long-term stewardship of

their blogs and,

subsequently, who, if

anyone, do they perceive

as responsible as well as

capable of preservation.

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OBJECTIVES

Their blog publishing

behaviors and biblioblog

characteristics impacting

preservation action.

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TOOLS

FOCUS

GROUPS

RESEARCH DESIGN

AUG-SEPT-OCT 2012

Questionnaires

Interviews

Blog Analysis BLOGGER

BLOG

153 SCHOLARS | COMPLETED (HANK 2011)

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TOOLS

FOCUS

GROUPS

RESEARCH DESIGN

AUG-SEPT-OCT 2012

BIBLIO-

BLOG

CURRENTLY UNDERWAY

BIBLIO-

BLOGGER

Questionnaires

Interviews

Blog Analysis

CV Analysis

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ANY

BIBLIOBLOGGERS

IN THE ROOM?

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HOW DO YOUR

PERCEPTIONS,

PREFERENCES &

PRACTICES

COMPARE?

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Public 100%

Subject to

critical review 68%

Allows use and

exchange 94%

Scholarly record

80%

66% agree with

all three criteria

Association of Research

Libraries (1986).

Braxton, J.M., Luckey, W.,

& Helland, P. (2002).

SCHOLARSHIP

HANK 2011

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%

… to present

INVITATIONS

HANK 2011

… impact & reward

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%

… to collaborate

INVITATIONS

HANK 2011

… impact & reward

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%

… to serve

INVITATIONS

HANK 2011

… impact & reward

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%

INVITATIONS

… to publish

… impact & reward

HANK 2011

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RIGHTS & USE

Creative

Commons (n=13)

Copyright

Statement (n=34)

%

no rights or use statements

at blog or post level

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%

Agree preservation for public access & use

into the indefinite future (strongly or somewhat)

PRESERVATION

HANK 2011

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%

Purposefully save entire blog via an

archiving service or independently

SAVING

Subscription

services

Export tools

Personal

back-ups

Document/text files

Via syndication

services

HANK 2011

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%

SAVING

Purposefully save some

blog components

Export tools

Personal

back-ups

Document/text files

Via syndication

services

HANK 2011

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if? What

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SADNESS

C’EST LA VIE

RELIEF DOUBT

ANGER

HANK 2011

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Devastated,

both emotionally and professionally.

Pretty

bad.

Very

sad.

SADNESS

C’EST LA VIE

RELIEF DOUBT

ANGER

HANK 2011

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SADNESS

C’EST LA VIE

RELIEF DOUBT

ANGER

Mad as hell.

I’d do something

drastic [in response].

Pretty peeved. Angry

& upset.

HANK 2011

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SADNESS

C’EST LA VIE

RELIEF DOUBT

ANGER

I don’t have to do it anymore. I get half an

hour of my

life back.

HANK 2011

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SADNESS

C’EST LA VIE

RELIEF DOUBT

ANGER

Not welcomed

but not tragic …

I’d get over it.

Probably

have a drink & forget about it.

Pour another cup of coffee & get

back to work. Drop out …

until something else comes along.

HANK 2011

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SADNESS

C’EST LA VIE

RELIEF DOUBT

ANGER

It would take an

extreme catastrophe.

How would

that happen?

HANK 2011

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BLOG DELETION

%

have deleted a blog

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0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

RESPONSIBILITY CAPABILITY

Blogger

Co-Author(s)

Provider/Host/Network

Search Engine

Public Trust

Nat'l Library

Nat'l Archive

Inst'l Library

Inst'l Archive

Inst'l IT Dept

HANK 2011

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SEE YOU

NEXT YEAR!

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Association of Research Libraries. (1986). The changing system of

scholarly communication. Washington, DC: Author.

Braxton, J.M., Luckey, W., & Helland, P. (2002). Institutionalizing a

broader view of scholarship through Boyer’s four domains: ASHE-

ERIC higher education report. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.

Hank, C. (2011). Scholars and their blogs: Characteristics,

preferences, and perceptions impacting digital preservation

(Doctoral dissertation). Available from ProQuest Dissertations &

Theses database (UMI No. 3456270).

SOURCES

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OH, AND ...

2012 ALISE RESEARCH GRANT

TEACHING IN THE AGE OF

FACEBOOK & OTHER

SOCIAL MEDIA:

LIS FACULTY AND STUDENTS’ FRIENDING

AND POKING IN THE SOCIAL SPHERE

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Carolyn Hank

PI (McGill)

Cassidy Sugimoto

Co-PI (IUB)

Jeff Pomerantz

Co-PI (UNC)

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Carolyn Hank

PI (McGill)

Cassidy Sugimoto

Co-PI (IUB)

Jeff Pomerantz

Co-PI (UNC)

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Carolyn Hank

PI (McGill)

Cassidy Sugimoto

Co-PI (IUB)

Jeff Pomerantz

Co-PI (UNC)

Fred

Stutzman,

Advisor

(CMU)

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THANK YOU …

CAROLYN HANK Email: [email protected]

Phone: (001)514.398.4684

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THANKS TO …

OCLC/ALISE LISRGP

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