Guest Presentations
Just as OCLC staff are active presenters at gatherings around the world, many of our visitors make presentations while they are with us. These slides or supporting materials provide a snapshot of those presentations and are provided for reference purposes.
Paul Jones (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Participatory Digital Libraries -- Past and Futures: the ibiblio trends
OCLC, 14 May 2007, Dublin, Ohio (USA)
http://www.ibiblio.org/pjones/wiki/index.php/OCLC_talk_for_May_2007
Ana Alice Baptista (University of Minho, Portugal)
Tools for NextGen Scholarly Communication: Work Underway at the University of Minho (PDF: 7.3MB/71 pp.)
OCLC, 29 January 2007, Dublin, Ohio (USA)
http://www.oclc.org/community/presentations/guests/baptista-20070129.pdf
Victoria Reich (Stanford University)
Collaborating to Preserve Digital Content: LOCKSS and CLOCKSS (PDF: 2.1MB/18 pp.)
OCLC, 9 January 2007, Dublin, Ohio (USA)
http://www.oclc.org/community/presentations/guests/reich-20070109.pdf
Jennifer Bowen and David Lindahl (University of Rochester)
eXtensible Catalog (XC) Project
OCLC, 1 June 2006, Dublin, Ohio (USA)
Note that several presentation files are available on the linked page. More information about XC is available on the project's website:
http://www.extensiblecatalog.info/
Cyril Oberlander (University of Virginia)
Collaborative Strategies: Next Steps for Service Design in Collection Development, Resource Sharing, and Communities (PPT: 14.4MB/53 slides)
OCLC, 19 April 2006, Dublin, OH (USA)
Speaker's notes also are available. (PDF: 3.9 MB/54 pp.)
Birte Christensen-Dalsgaard (State and University Library, Aarhus (Denmark))
Developing Denmark's Next Generation Digital Library: Work Underway at Statsbiblioteket and DEFF (.ppt: 3.4MB/36 slides)
OCLC, 6 April 2006, Dublin, OH (USA)
Geoff Payne (ARROW Project Manager)
Institutional Repositories Down Under: the ARROW Project Revealed (PDF: 529KB/56 pp.)
OCLC, 2 September, 2005, Dublin, OH (USA)
If you have any questions about presentation materials or their content, please direct them to Bob Bolander in OCLC Research.
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