Presentations

ALA Midwinter

• On the Radar: How libraries and other nonprofits can increase their influence  [Streaming video, 1 hour 13 minutes]
  

  Loretta Parham, CEO and Director of the Atlanta University Center Woodruff Library, discusses the need to increase influence and maximize impact to meet todays challenges and critical needs. Michael Brown, CEO and Co-Founder of City Year, shares lessons learned about engaging the private and public sectors to inspire involvement and develop partnerships. 

• Single-search access to your library's electronic resources from OCLC  [Streaming media, 44 minutes]
  Learn how your library can offer single-search access to your print, electronic and digital resources through WorldCat.org, WorldCat Local and WorldCat Local "quick start". Presented by Matt Goldner, Product and Technology Advocate, OCLC.
• Reaching Consumers through Nontraditional Methods: What can WorldCat Do for You?  [Streaming media, 1 hour 28 minutes]
  

  An interactive panel of librarians, library users and industry leaders share strategies of how WorldCat.org helps them reach consumers, researchers, developers and partner organizations through social tools, mobile apps, APIs and more.

• Redesigning Technical Services Workflows  [Streaming media, 01:54:00]
  Leaders in the global technical services community share their perspectives on the theme, "Dollars and sense: paying for the collaborative national bibliographic framework."
• Web Scale for Libraries: A Sea-change for the 21st Century   [Streaming video, 1 hour 3 minutes]
  Web-scale Management Services will move crucial library services and associated data to the network—sometimes called "the cloud"—freeing library systems and staff to perform other high priority tasks.  New network-level functionality will include cooperative services for circulation and deliver, print and licensed acquisitions, and license management.  These will complement existing Web-scale services for cataloging (WorldCat) and discovery (WorldCat Local). Presented by Andrew K. Pace, Executive Director, Networked Library Services OCLC.
• Local Impact - Global Reach: WorldCat Local for Your Library   [Streaming video, 1 hour 17 minutes]
  Librarians at WorldCat Local libraries share their implementation and usage experiences.
• OCLC Update Breakfast at ALA Midwinter  [Streaming video, 46 minutes]
  OCLC President and CEO Jay Jordan's update on OCLC activities and strategic strategies.

OCLC Digital Forum East

• OCLC Digital Forum East 2009  [PDF slide presentations, streaming video]
  

OCLC Members Meeting - Web Scale or Bust

• OCLC Members Meeting  [PDF, 6 slideshows]
  
  • Welcome
    [PDF, 16 slides]
    Pam Bailey, Executive Director, OCLC U.S. Service Center
  • OCLC Governance Update [PDF, 9 slides]
    Irene Hoffman, Executive Director, OCLC Partner Programs
  • Relevance, Existence, and the Smithsonian Commons
    [PDF, 102 slides]
    Michael Edson, Director, Web and New Media Strategy at the Smithsonian Institution
  • WorldCat Services Panel Discussion
    [PDF, 23 slides]
    Chris Martire, Director, Member Services, OCLC
  • WorldCat @ American University Library
    [PDF, 6 slides]
    Kari Schmidt, Electronic Resources Librarian and Head of the Electronic Resources Management Unit, American University Library
  • OCLC Web-scale Management Services
    [PDF, 28 slides]
    Matt Goldner, OCLC Product & Technology Advocate

OCLC Digital Forum West 2009

• OCLC Digital Forum West 2009  [PDF, 11 slideshows]
  

  September 16 Presentations:

  • Increasing Digital Discovery and Delivery: Lessons in Convergence for Learners, Museums and Libraries  [PDF, 13 slides]
    Anne Gilliland, Chair, University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Information Studies
  • Delivering Content to Users: A Report on the Balance Between Rights of Organizations and Users  [PDF, 21 slides]
    Maureen Whalen, Associate General Counsel for the J. Paul Getty Trust
  • A Practical Look at Creating, Managing, and Publishing Museum Collections and Related Resources  [PDF, 15 slides]
    Erin Coburn, Head of Collection Information and Access, Getty Museum
  • Building a Virtual Special Collections Reading Room  [PDF, 33 slides]
    Joe Shubitowski, Head of Information Systems, Getty Research Institute
  • Use and Usability in Digital Library Development  [PDF, 20 slides]
    Kristine Brancolini, Dean of University Libraries, Loyola Marymount University

  September 17 Presentations:

  • Re-Envisioning Libraries & Museums in the 21st Century  [PDF, 20 slides]
    Dr. John Falk, Sea Grant Professor in Free-Choice Learning, Oregon State University
  • Mobile Device Applications for Libraries   [PDF, 24 slides]
    Brad Faust, Assistant Dean for Library Information Technology Services, Ball State University
  • WorldCat Digital Collection Gateway  [PDF, 25 slides]
    Taylor Surface, Director, Digital Collection Services, OCLC
  • Twenty Tall Tales About Tagging  [PDF, 34 slides]
    Jonathan Furner, Associate Professor, Department of Information Studies, University of California, Los Angeles
  • Leveraging Social Media  [PDF, 23 slides]
    Karen Smith-Yoshimura, Program Officer, OCLC Research
  • Out of the Mouths of Users into Library Systems  [PDF, 16 slides]
    Luis Mendes, Electronic Resources Librarian, California State University, Northridge

75th IFLA General Conference and Council

• Web Scale Management Services  [PDF, 28 slides]
  Matt Goldner, OCLC Product and Technology Advocate, provides an overview of OCLC’s strategy for Web-scale management services.
• OCLC: a global cooperative  [PDF, 50 slides]
  Jay Jordan, OCLC President and Chief Executive Officer, provides an update of OCLC’s recent and upcoming initiatives.
• End User Discovery Tools: OCLC Perspectives  [PDF, 56 slides]
  This program outlines how OCLC is enhancing the discovery-to-delivery experience for library users through services such as WorldCat.org, TouchPoint and WorldCat Local.

American Association of Law Libraries

• OCLC Update  [PDF, 64 slides]
  

American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference

Chicago, Illinois USA

• OCLC Symposium at ALA Annual Conference 2009 [2 Streaming video segments, 2 hours]
  

  Leadership Beyond the Recession:  While public and academic library use is surging, budget pressures also continue to escalate. How does a library deliver a great customer experience to keep the lights on—and keep users coming back during better economic times? Keynote speaker and best-selling author Joseph A. Michelli, Ph.D, (The Starbucks Experience: 5 Principles for Turning Ordinary into Extraordinary) will engage the audience in a conversation that explores ways to bring a unique customer experience to the library. He is then joined by moderator Cathy De Rosa and panelists Steven Bell, Charles Brown and Ed Rivenburgh for a lively discussion of how libraries are creating -- and can create -- a compelling user experience.

• Best Practices in Virtual Reference: Panel  [Streaming video, 1:27:00]
  
• Integrating Technical Services and Preservation Workflows: Mainstreaming Digital Resources  [Streaming video, 72:32]
  

  After an introduction from Geri Bunker Ingram of OCLC, Amy Rudersdorf (Director, Digital Information Management Program, The State Library of North Carolina) discusses integrating a whole host of systems into a digital curation workflow, including OCLC's Connexion tools, Digital Archive, WorldCat, Digital Collection Gateway and CONTENTdm.

• Redesigning Technical Services Workflows  [Streaming video, 1:54:15]
  Presentations include "Streamlining Book Metadata Workflow":  A Report from NISO and OCLC presented by Todd Carpenter, NISO, and Renee Register, OCLC; The Only Constant is Change presented by Arlene Klair, University of Maryland Libraries; and Technical Services for a Radically New Reality presented by Rick Anderson, University of Utah.
• What Do You Get with Meta-Search in WorldCat Local? Everything You're Looking for...  [Streaming video, 1:20:00]
  This program provides an overview of the role of metasearch in library services and how OCLC plans to include metasearch in the WorldCat Local service.
• Worldcat Navigator: A Consortial Borrowing Discovery-to-Delivery Solution  [Streaming video, 1:22:00]
  Ms. Birch provides an overview of WorldCat Navigator, a single discovery and delivery service that allows users to discover and request items from collections of a library group and beyond and streamlines resource sharing processes by eliminating redundant activities and reducing touch points.  Mr. Banerjee discusses the implementation and use of WorldCat Navigator by the Orbis Cascade Alliance during their first year of using the service.
• WorldCat Selection User Group Meeting, ALA Annual 2009  [2 Streaming media segments, 0:25:00]
  

  Presentations from this event:

  • Selected Selector Selections: post-selections ordering workflows at Cornell
    Boaz Nadav-Manes, Head, Acquisitions Services, Cornell University
  • Lean Budgets and Staff Shortages: How the implementation of WorldCat Selection is helpful to Collections and Technical Services at Binghamton University
    Caryl Ward, Head of Acquisitions, Binghamton University.
• ONIX to MARC and Back Again: New Metadata Service Options at OCLC  [Streaming video, 54:00]
  Renee Register, Senior Product Manager, OCLC Cataloging and Metadata Services introduces OCLC Metadata Services for Publishers and describes the process of enriching publisher title metadata to create an ONIX file for use in the publisher supply chain.
• Something for Everyone: How New Approaches to Metadata Management Enable Discovery  [Streaming video, 1:12:00]
  Ted Fons, Director, WorldCat Global Metadata Network and Matt Goldner, Product and Technology Advocate discuss how information seekers look for information and how cataloging practices contribute to the user experience.
• OCLC Web-scale Management Services  [Streaming Video, 60:10]
  Presentation by Andrew Pace, OCLC Executive Director for Networked Library Services, ALA Annual 2009.  Web-scale cooperative library management services, network-level tools for managing library collections through circulation and delivery, print and licensed acquisitions, and license management. These services complement existing OCLC Web-scale services, such as cataloging, resource sharing, and integrated discovery.
• OCLC Update Breakfast at ALA Annual 2009  [Streaming video, 44 minutes]
  

  OCLC Update Breakfast at ALA Annual in Chicago, Sunday July 12, 2009. OCLC President and CEO Jay Jordan's update on OCLC activities and strategic initiatives.

• OCLC Developer Network luncheon  [Streaming media, 40:00]
  Presented by Don Hamparian, manager of the OCLC Developer Network. Note: the sound quality is not optimal on this recording.

A Symposium for Publishers and Librarians

• A Symposium for Publishers and Librarians  [4 PowerPoint presentations, 135 slides]
  Held March 18-19, 2009 to address issues surrounding the metadata needs for libraries and the publisher supply chain.

American Library Association (ALA) Midwinter

• From Linking to Thinking  [3 Streaming video segments, 01:55:10]
  

  Does using the Web change how we think and learn? OCLC’s Roy Tennant moderates a discussion between David Weinberger (author of Everything is Miscellaneous and co-author of The Cluetrain Manifesto) and Nova Spivack (Semantic Web pioneer and publisher of the Twine search/sharing tool) that explores answers to questions like these: How will we organize information when everyone is connected all the time? Will the Web add intelligence to everyday objects and our personal activities? Change is coming to the Web, but how will the Web change us?

• WorldCat Quality Update for the Enhance Sharing Session  [PowerPoint, 12 slides]
  Glenn Patton, OCLC
• 780 Music  [PowerPoint, 12 slides, 409.50 KB]
  Dewey Update Breakfast presentation
• Best Practices in Virtual Reference    [3 Streaming video segments, 00:52:24]
  

  A panel presented two innovative approaches to improving reference service for our users: building a better search engine using the knowledge of reference librarians, and building a multilingual, multinational reference service.  Presentations by David Lankes, director of the Information Institute of Syracuse, and Paul Ulrich, Berlin Central and Regional Library are followed by a discussion with speakers and participants.

• Redefining Technical Services Workflows with OCLC  [5 Streaming media segments, 01:44:00]
  

  OCLC is helping libraries reenvision the technical services workflow in order to eliminate redundancy, improve efficiency and enhance access to library materials. A panel, consisting of four leaders in the library community, shares their approaches to improving their technical services workflows and user experiences.

• Rethinking Meals  [PowerPoint, 5 slides, 732.50 KB]
  Dewey Update Breakfast presentation
• WorldCat Local  [7 Streaming video segments, 01:32:00]
  

  All of Your Library’s Content in One Search Box — Early adopters of the OCLC WorldCat Local service share their implementation and use experiences for this new discovery-to-delivery service. OCLC staff discuss ongoing enhancements that will further consolidate access to library-provided resources.  Speakers for this event were:  

  • Mindy Pozenel, Director, WorldCat Discovery Services, OCLC
  • Steve Shadle. Serials Access Librarian, University of Washington Libraries
  • Amy Kautzman, Associate University Librarian for the Humanities & Social Sciences, University of California, Davis
  • Gregg Silvis, Assistant Director for Library Computing Systems, University of Delaware Library
  • Angi Falks, Associate Director, DeWitt Wallace Library, Macalester College
• Accelerating your Accreditation: WorldCat Collection Analysis  [PDF, 68 slides]
  Paul Getzen and Glenda Lammers, OCLC
• Online Catalogs: what users and librarians want, a review of market research data  [PowerPoint, 34 slides]
  Prepared for the Program for Cooperative Cataloging Participants Meeting.
  Karen Calhoun, OCLC
• From ONIX to MARC and Back Again: New Frontiers in Metadata Creation at OCLC  [2 Streaming media segments and a PowerPoint file, 00:53:00]
  Interoperability between ONIX metadata used in the publishing industry and MARC metadata used by the library community, is explored.  Models for the creation and maintenance of metadata throughout the supply chain are also discussed.
• WorldCat Stories: Building community through usability and social networking on WorldCat.org  [PowerPoint, 66 slides]
  Laura Endress and Bob Schultz, OCLC
• OCLC Developer Network luncheon  [PowerPoint, 23 slides]
  Don Hamparian, OCLC
• More than Lists of Changes: Tracing the history of DDC Concepts  [PowerPoint, 11 slides, 433 KB]
  Dewey Update Breakfast presentation

Edinburgh's Festival of Libraries 2008

• The Future of the Book  [7 MP3 audio segments, 00:43:00]
  

  Print books or e-books? Uplift or download? Writers and readers or interactive interchange? What is your view on the way that changing technologies and life styles are affecting books, publishing, information and the way that we read?

  In November 2008, the network of  Edinburgh-based libraries (ELISA) organised a panel discussion and open debate on this very subject as part of Edinburgh’s Festival of Libraries. A panel of five very well-informed people working at the cutting edge of their respective professions, presented and discussed the issues at stake from a wide range of perspectives. 

WorldCat Hackathon

Get the OCLC presentations on the Developer's Network wiki

Preconference to the 10th International ISKO Conference, Université de Montréal, Canada
5 August 2008

• SKOS and Its Application in Transferring Traditional Thesauri into Networked Knowledge
  Organization Systems (PDF)
  Marcia Lei Zeng, School of Library and Information Science, Kent State University
• DDC, SKOS, and Linked Data on the Web (PowerPoint)
  Michael Panzer, OCLC
• Terminology Services: Releasing the Value of Controlled Vocabularies (PowerPoint)
  Diane Vizine-Goetz, OCLC
• FAST: A Vocabulary to Facilitate Faceted Browsing (PowerPoint)
  Eric Childress, OCLC
• A Faceted Structure to Organize and Access Web Resources in Education (PDF)
  Michèle Hudon, École de bibliothéconomie et des sciences de l'information, Université de Montréal

SLA Conference 2008

Delivering Your Special Collections Online: Digitization and CONTENTdm

OCLC Informationstag 2008 in Oberhaching, Germany

• Frisch von der ALA 2008 in Anaheim, USA (PDF)
  Norbert Weinberger, OCLC GmbH, 03. Juli 2008
• OCLC TouchPoint (PDF)
  Marianne Klomp, OCLC B.V., 03. Juli 2008

ALA Annual 2008

• The Mashed-Up Library (OCLC Symposium) [Streaming video: 02:08:52]
  Developing new library services can now mean mixing data and functionality from several sources into “mash-ups” to provide a unique and powerful user experience. Some librarians have discovered how to use Web applications to adapt or create new services. Others are investigating this trend and looking for further guidance. Still others have found creative ways to deliver traditional programs to new populations.

  Join our keynote speaker, Michael Schrage, author of Shared Minds—The New Technologies of Collaboration and columnist for CIO and MIT's Technology Review, and our panel of three librarians who have developed their own mash-ups.

  • Susan Gibbons, Associate Dean, Public Services & Collection Development, University of Rochester (NY) River Campus Libraries
  • David Lee King, Digital Branch & Services Manager, Topeka & Shawnee County (KS) Public Library
  • Mary Beth Sancomb-Moran, Librarian, University of Minnesota, Rochester
• CONTENTdm digital collection showcase [Streaming video: 01:09:26]
  Hear from Joanna Burgess, Digital Assets Librarian, Reed College and Kenning Arlitsch, Assoc. Director for Admin. and IT Services, University of Utah Marriott Libraries.

NASIG 2008 Conference

WorldCat Registry was a part of the discussion at the NASIG 2008 Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. A discussion panel reviewed problems with online access to journals and how to prevent them with the help of identifiers. To learn more see “Using Institutional and Library Identifiers to Ensure Access to Electronic Resources” presentation.

InetBib Congress 2008 in Würzburg, Germany

• Social Network Services in WorldCat.org (PDF)
  Norbert Weinberger, OCLC GmbH, 10. April 2008

Electronic Resource and Libraries Conference - Atlanta, Georgia, USA

The WorldCat Registry and ERIC presented at the 2008 Electronic Resources and Libraries Conference, Atlanta, Georgia. The program described how information about OpenURL resolvers and library catalogs in the WorldCat Registry streamlined access to electronic and print resources for users of the ERIC database. ERIC provides access to library collections through Find in a Library links, connecting users with local catalogs and full-text resources.

ERIC and the WorldCat Registry (PDF | PowerPoint | MPEG video: 110.42 MB)
Lawrence Henry, ERIC Program Manager
Joanna White, WorldCat Registry Product Manager

EUSIDIC in London

• A compelling end user environment: OCLC's view (PowerPoint)
  Marianne Klomp, OCLC Product Manager, Leiden

ALA Midwinter 2008

• New Leadership for New Challenges (OCLC Symposium)
  (Streaming video—requires Internet Explorer)
  View the eight minute 41 second version
• ALCTS Forum: Moving Library Services to the Network Level
  • Web-Scale Cataloging and Metadata Management
    (Matt Goldner/Karen Calhoun, OCLC - PDF of PowerPoint slides, with notes)
  • Rethinking WorldCat Maintenance
    (Glenn Patton, OCLC - PDF of PowerPoint slides, with notes)
  • Network Level Cataloging: The View from a Member Library
    (Diana Brooking, University of Washington - PowerPoint)

IFLA 2007, Durban, South Africa

• OCLC initiatives; Tools and registries for cooperative development of Next Generation Library Services (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

ALA Annual 2007

• OCLC Update Breakfast (PowerPoint)
• Is the Library Open (OCLC Symposium)
  (Streaming video—requires Internet Explorer)
  • Cathy De Rosa: “Introduction” [10.0MB; PowerPoint]
  • Siva Vaidhyanathan: “What's so bad about a ‘Surveillance Society?'” [2.02MB; PowerPoint]
  • Mary Minow: “When library privacy policies clash with practice…” [26.3MB; PowerPoint
• Serving Diverse Communities with OCLC Custom Collections presented by Jill Haile and Lynn Jacobson from the Jacksonville Public Library

IFLA Libraries for the Blind Section, Helsinki, Finland

• Union Catalogue Models (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

IFLA Fellows, Den Haag, Netherlands

• More than you want to know about standards (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

ELAG 2007, Barcelona, Spain

• Accessing library materials via Google and Other Web Sites (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

KB and UVA, Leiden, Netherlands

• OCLC Cluster Service (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

VUGANZ

• VDX 3.1 (incorporating VDX 3.0) (PowerPoint)
  Patricia Burke
• VDX 2007: based on Ed Davidson's VDX 2007 Statement of Requirements, 25 January, 2007 (PowerPoint)
  Patricia Burke

ACRL 2007

OCLC Update Breakfast (PowerPoint)

ALA Midwinter 2007

• Partnering with OCLC for Cataloging and Selection (PowerPoint)
• OCLC Update Breakfast (PowerPoint)
• OCLC WorldCat.org: Exceeding User Expectations of Libraries (PowerPoint)

Online Conferentie Nederland OCN 2006

• Today's information consumer tapping into international services: making it a reality (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

• OCLC Members Council Enterprise Framework (PowerPoint)
  Lorcan Dempsey

NISO Discovery to Delivery Workshop

• Mobilizing Library Discovery Services (PowerPoint)
  Robin Murray

Netherlands Customer Contact Day

• International Resource Sharing (IBL) (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby
• WorldCat (PowerPoint)
  Janet Lees
• OCLC PICA Plan and Vision (PowerPoint)
  Robin Murray

7th Nordic NVBF- ILL Conference, Elsinore, Denmark

• Resource Delivery Focus OCLC PICA (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

ALIA 2006, Perth, Australia

• Introduction to NCIP (PowerPoint)
  John Bodfish
• Benefits of NCIP in VDX (PowerPoint)
  John Bodfish

Test evaluation results in the form of a Powerpoint

• WorldCat.org and Delivery (PowerPoint)
  Janifer Gatenby

ARL Membership Meeting

• Cooperative Collection Management Survey
  Chip Nilges, Vice President, New Services, OCLC
  (PowerPoint)

ALA 2006 Annual Conference

• OCLC Update Breakfast
  (PowerPoint)
• Alta California and San Francisco Call
  Charles Stewart, Senior photographer and head, preservation microfilm lab
  LPS/ Preservation Dept., University of California, Berkeley
  (Adobe PDF)
• Additional Remarks in re “ The left-hand side ” Problem
  Charles Stewart, Senior photographer and head, preservation microfilm lab
  LPS/ Preservation Dept., University of California, Berkeley
  (Adobe PDF)
• Microfilmed Newspapers: Selection for Digitization Success
  Kelly Barrall, OCLC; Brenda Bailey-Hainer, Colorado State Library; Henry Snyder, California Newspaper Project
  (PowerPoint)
• Digitization from Newspaper Microfilm:The Colorado Experience
  Brenda Bailey-Hainer, CHNC Program Director, Colorado State Library
  (PowerPoint)
• The Evolution of Dewey & WebDewey: The Future is Now
  Andrea Kappler, Cataloging Manager, Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library
  (PowerPoint)
• WorldCat for Genealogical Research: A Researcher's Assistant
  Curt B. Witcher MLS, FUGA, IGSF, Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
  (PowerPoint)
• Using WorldCat .for Genealogy:.Thinking Outside the Chart
  Callie B. McGinnis, Dean of Libraries, Columbus State University, Columbus, Georgia
  (PowerPoint)
• WorldCat and the Family Tree: A lesson in creative catalog searching
  Tina Beaird
  (PowerPoint)
• ArchiveGrid: Open the door to history
  Anne Van Camp, Manager, Member Programs, American Libraries Association
  (PowerPoint)

2006 Special Libraries Association Conference

• OCLC Update
  Anita Reeb, Executive Director, U.S. Library Services, OCLC
  (PowerPoint)

Ohio Library Council 2006 Technical Services Retreat

Pattern Recognition in Action for Cataloging and Metadata (.ppt: 1.6MB/42 slides)
Chris Grabenstatter
Mohican State Park Lodge, Loudonville, OH (USA)

ALA Midwinter 2006

• OCLC Update Breakfast
  (PowerPoint)
• MFHD Local Holdings Project Status
  (Powerpoint)
• CDP's Sustainability
  (Powerpoint)
• Sustainability for Digitization Programs
  (Powerpoint)
• Sustainability: Partnership models
  (Powerpoint)
• What's New With NetLibrary
  (Powerpoint)

Resource Sharing and Fulfillment Services

• User Group Update

Preserving Access for the Future: Updates on Various Activities in Digital Preservation

• Agenda
  (Powerpoint)
• Video digitization presented by John Walko, Scene Savers.
  (Powerpoint)
• Audio digitization presented by George Blood, Safe Sound Archive.
  (Powerpoint)
• Preserving Access to Multimedia Collections presented by Alan Cornish, Washington State University.
  (Powerpoint)
• Digital Preservation with OCLC presented by Taylor Surface, OCLC.
  (Powerpoint)

Sound Preservation: First Steps

• Agenda
  (Powerpoint)
• Audio digitization for the long run presented by George Blood, Safe Sound Archive.
  (Powerpoint)
• Preserving Notable New Yorkers presented by Debra Spruill, Director, OCLC Preservation Service Centers
  (Powerpoint)

Digitization Standards: Issues and Updates

• Agenda
  (PowerPoint)
• National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP) presented by Guy Lamolinara, Library of Congress
  (PowerPoint)
• Practical Digital Data Curation presented by Gayle Palmer, OCLC Western
  (PowerPoint)
• Preservation Metadata Standards presented by Taylor Surface, OCLC
  (PowerPoint)