Variations 6.0 Pilot UConn 2010 - 2011 Anna E. Kijas Music & Dramatic Arts Librarian University of Connecticut April 14, 2011 NERCOMP Evaluation: bit.ly/nercomp_media.

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Variations 6.0 Pilot UConn Anna E. Kijas Music & Dramatic Arts Librarian University of Connecticut April 14, 2011 NERCOMP Evaluation: bit.ly/nercomp_media

Overview o Background on Digital UConn o Why Variations 6.0? o Tech Specs o Timelines & Examples o Staff Time o Workflow Staff o Music & Dramatic Arts Librarian o Access Services Manager o MDAL student workers o Library ITS staff

Background on Digital UConn 2004 – present ◦ Music & Dramatic Arts Library uses a homegrown system for their Digital Audio Reserves (D.A.R.)Digital Audio Reserves ◦ D.A.R. provides streamed audio access via HuskyCT to music owned by the University Libraries HuskyCT ◦ Access is limited to instructor and students enrolled in participating courses ◦ Access ends once course/semester ends

Background on Digital UConn D.A.R. is only used for course reserves ◦ Allows access to single tracks uploaded and digitized by the MDAL staff ◦ Does not provide access to entire albums nor to the OPAC record or album information ◦ Does not provide music-related tools

Why Variations 6.0? Variations 6.0 is Open Source software It is a digital music library and learning system Allows users to listen to entire albums Allows users to create playlists, drills, and timelines for analysis Ease of use (staff and patrons) Quick turn-around time ITS – discontinue use of Helix server

Tech Specs Trial Variations server: ◦ RedHat EL 5 virtual machine hosted on VmWare Server on a Dell PowerEdge 2900 server Virtual Machine: ◦ 2 CPUs and 500 MB RAM

Original Timeline May – June 2010 Discuss and agree on collaboration between MDAL and Library ITS department July – August 2010 Implement and test of Variations client Present Variations to Faculty September 2010 – January 2011 o Install on public PCs in MDAL Create Variations client download (for users) Continue testing client o Train Library Staff and Students o Digitize audio for course reserves 2011 o Implement for Spring 2011

Modified Timeline February – April 2011 Revise original D.A.R. policy Submit policy to Attorney General’s Office for approval May 2011 o Install on public PCs in MDAL June– August 2011 o Move VM server for Variations into our production infrastructure, which is a highly redundant ESX platform and SAN (ITS) o Train Library Staff and Students o Demonstrate Variations to Faculty and TA’s o Digitize audio for Fall course reserves September –December 2011 o Implement Variations for Fall course reserves

Audio Player

Audio Timeliner

Variations Download Page

Variations Access Page

2004 Policy stated: The Libraries will reproduce only the works needed, rather than entire audio discs, unless the disc itself is one large work. Library staff will not reproduce or share files for any other purpose. Revised Policy states: In compliance with copyright, the Libraries may provide electronic transmissions of the following audio materials: Performances (partial or entire) of all non-dramatic musical works. Such works would include all music other than operas, musicals, and ballets. Reasonable and limited portions of any dramatic musical works, (e.g. operas, musicals, and ballets). Other materials with appropriate permissions of the copyright holder. D.A.R. Policy

Time & Effort (ITS and MDAL) May present Read and understand the documentation: 2 hrs Install the software: 2 days Configure, monitor, tweak the client: 1 hr Create download package for Variations: 30 min. Revise D.A.R. Policy: 2 hrs Submit D.A.R. Policy to AG’s office: and wait

MDAL Staff Time Digitization process Burn and encode audio file: 7 minutes Digitize in Variations module: 3 minutes* Link in HuskyCT: 2 minutes Total time per CD: 12 minutes *Times are approximated based on individual staff experience.

Cost?? Staff time Equipment Open Source Software Maintenance

Variations Workflow D.A.R. request is placed and approved Staff is added as section designer in HuskyCT (by Faculty) In-take of Digital Audio Reserves (D.A.R.) Requested CDs are pulled from shelves Use Foobar 2000 to burn CD(s) Use Variations MP4 Encoder to encode WAV files Import into and publish audio files in Variations Digitization Link audio files in HuskyCT Test tracks Access in HuskyCT

Please visit: bit.ly/nercomp_media to complete evaluation for NERCOMP Thank you!