5-7 November 2014 ADLSN - ADLC Practical Digital Content Management from Digital Libraries & Archives Perspective.

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5-7 November 2014 ADLSN - ADLC Practical Digital Content Management from Digital Libraries & Archives Perspective

5-7 November 2014 ADLSN 1.Facilitate Access 2.Organize training and provide resources 3.Provide community support

5-7 November 2014 ADLSN 1.Facilitate Access 2.Organize training and provide resources 3.Provide community support

5-7 November 2014 ADLC  Easy-to-use platform for African libraries and archives to provide global, 24/7 access to their digital collections.  Offers seamless integration between a library or archives local website; institutions can retain their own branding and identity

5-7 November 2014 MOU – ADLSN provides  the necessary training and support to ensure that Partners can remotely manage their collection(s) in ADLC.  the necessary infrastructure to ensure that copyright status is clearly presented for each collection  technical support in the initial stages as well as continued technical support for maintaining ADLC digital collection  maintenance that ensures smooth running of the ADLC platform, including timely upgrades and monitoring of system performance  staff available for meetings and/or calls to answer questions

5-7 November 2014 MOU - Partners provides  selection of one or more of your digitised collections for uploading into ADLC and will work jointly with ADLSN technical staff in preparing and uploading the collection(s)  the assurance that copyright has been cleared on all digital objects uploaded  With regards to access, Partner Institutions will decide if ADLC will host your collection and it is linked to from (Partner)’s institutional web environment or if it will be integrated with your IT infrastructure as a technical component  any required files or information to ensure that the local branding/look and feel for ADLC collection(s).  participation in training on managing the collection remotely

5-7 November 2014 Steps for signing up [Sign an MOU] 1.We talk with you to understand what content you have and your technical capacity 2.We set up ADLC and do data transfer process 3.We do a test launch with your content [Sign an MOU] 4.We do training to get you on board 5.Go live with your content 6.We provide ongoing support for upload and ongoing maintenance of your collections

5-7 November 2014 ADLC benefits  Free until March 2015  Easy to use  You receive training and support  Retain your branding and identity  Increase use and visibility of your digital collections  Flexible infrastructure can accommodate variety of IR solutions

5-7 November 2014

Justice ADLC experience

5-7 November 2014 Way forward  Consider signing up for ADLC – or –  Sign up for ADLSN discussion list  Stay in communication as a group – Some ideas: Create discussion forums (ICT and Mgr)? Share your projects?

5-7 November 2014

African institutions with digital content … aim at putting their digital collections on the web

5-7 November 2014 Institutions...can use ADLC to provide reliable web access to their digital collections through a cloud-based solution. Digital collection librarian / manager...can remotely manage collections of digitised materials using dedicated and widely used Free Open Source Software tools System administrators...can use a web server pre-configured with ready-to-use digital library/institutional repository software thereby avoiding in-house maintenance

5-7 November 2014 End-users … are searching the Internet for information produced by African researchers

5-7 November 2014 End-users...can enjoy reliable web access to unique, digital resources of African origin, wherever they are in the world Students, researchers and citizens...can study digital African documents of various forms and on various topics accessible on the web Teachers & professors...can prepare their lessons with African output available on the web

5-7 November 2014 Stakeholders … believe that African contribution to research and education through the web is valuable and needs support (includes: Governments, Funders, Library Administrators, and Digital Library peers)

5-7 November 2014 Stakeholders...can assess the potential of digital libraries and repositories products where the availability of a technical infrastructure is lacking