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A collaborative effort A bit about process and why digital scholarship – interested in the impact on principally, staff and services and how the changes – disruptive or emancipatory are shaping the future of academic libraries and librarians

Context What is digital scholarship? Recurring characteristics Open(ness) values ideology content Network(ed) participation peer to peer outreach public facing Digitization of content curation access

Survey 20 institutions from UK & Ireland Adapted approach used in US by Vinopal and McCormick (2013) Assessment of the role of the Library Levels of preparedness Previous practice Seizing new opportunities for collaboration and partnership Leadership

It’s the people not the technology Stability Building on our core values Being trusted and valued Delivering on expectations Being professional Offering a neutral ( safe) space

Flexibility Being “in the flow” Adapting to changes in expectation at all levels – personal, service, institution and professional Ability to acknowledge and act on changes in the working environment

Stretch Willingness to take risk Identify roles and opportunities to stretch and develop Prepared to take a significant step- change Focus on future gains Acknowledge legacy and move on… Become ‘digitally resilient’

Success criteria My observations It’s not about technology It is about….. Engagement Outreach Networking Partnerships Collaborations Risk taking Being opportunist And…….