1. New Directions in Faculty Work
Kirstie Haruta
bepress Consulting Services

2. Full-Spectrum Research
Faculty Needs
Visibility
Student Work
Full-Spectrum Research
Requirements
Teaching Support
Impact

3. Repository Content
Articles

4. Gray literature
Articles

5. Multi-media
Gray literature
Articles

6. Datasets
Multi-media
Gray literature
Articles

7. Faculty Published Collections
Datasets
Multi-media
Gray literature
Articles
Faculty Published Collections

8. From a scholar’s perspective: “A chief advantage of IR’s flexibility is based on the premise that a research project does not begin and end with formal publications. In other words all the materials generated between a project’s inception and publication may well be worth sharing too.” -- Amy Chen, Sarah Pickle, and Heather Waldroup, “Changing and Expanding Libraries: Exhibitions, Institutional Repositories, and the Future of Academia”

9. Libraries are playing a key role:
Research
Data Publishing
Digital Humanities
Teaching
Cost-saving alternatives for students
Preservation and credit
Inquiry-based/experiential learning
Projects at the intersection of research and teaching
Mentorship and collaboration

10. Research: Data Publishing
Big individual file sizes
Project directory
Shareable and collaborative
Link to formal publication

11. Research: Data Publishing

12. Research: Data Publishing
Publisher mandate
Need to share data
Detailed metadata
GIS data support
Link to formal publication

13. Research: Digital Humanities
Need to share data
Need 3D visualization support
Various file types
Variety of document types
Publish Journal/Data paper

14. Research: Digital Humanities
Support for a growing collection
Better support for streaming media
Discoverability
Use links to create a curated display

16. Teaching: OER textbook
Variety of versions
Interactive
Remix and Redistribute
Use by students and educators

17. Teaching: Visual study guide
Interactive
Easily accessible
Images accompanied by detailed text
Preserve life’s work

18. Teaching: Inquiry-based learning
Showcase student scholarship
Digital Exhibit of University museum holdings

19. Teaching: Experiential learning
Manage and preserve data for faculty-run lab
Teach students about methodologies and ethics for data collection
Capacity to make data available to research community once ready

20. Teaching/Research: Digital archive and glossary
Combination of primary texts and annotations
Organization and collection
Interactive
Used by students and scholars

21. Teaching/Research: Oral histories and digital exhibit
Share with local community
Archival and exhibit of a variety of files
Multimedia and streaming media support
Showcase of student output

22. Mentorship and Collaboration
Create opportunities for mentorship
Capture student/advisor collaboration

23. Trends Shared Various points of entry Multimedia support Interactive
Convergence of teaching and research

24. Resources
Digital Commons Resource Library:
Teaching Commons: teachingcommons.us
OER Webinar:
Lavoie, Brian and Constance Malpas Stewardship of the Evolving Scholarly Record: from the Invisible Hand to Conscious Coordination. Dublin, Ohio: OCLC Research.
Amy Chen, Sarah Pickle, and Heather Waldroup, “Changing and Expanding Libraries: Exhibitions, Institutional Repositories, and the Future of Academia” in The Process of Discovery: The CLIR Postdoctoral Fellowship Program and the Future of the Academy.

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