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- 1 Course description
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- 3 Instructor
- 4 Course management
- 5 Textbook & reading
- 6 Assignments
- 7 Grading rubric & other policies
- 8 Schedule
Course description
This course will address research and development issues in digital libraries, including: collection development and digitization; mass digitization; text and multimedia materials; metadata; interoperability; architecture; searching and services; economic, legal, and social policies such as copyright; and management and evaluation. Students will read and discuss literature on DLs, evaluate a DL of their choice, and work as a group to develop a prototype DL.
Course objectives
By the end of the course, students will:
- Understand the technologies involved in the construction of digital libraries,
- Be able to make collection development decisions for building a digital library,
- Be able to make decisions regarding the implementation of services and automation for a digital library,
- Be able to evaluate a digital library with regard to its content and user base,
- Be able to be involved in the construction and maintenance of a digital library.
| Jeffrey Pomerantz, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
School of Information and Library Science
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
CB 3360, 100 Manning Hall
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3360
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f: 919-962-8071
pomerantz at unc dot edu
|A note about office hours: I live in Seattle, WA & will therefore not be holding in person office hours in Chapel Hill. I will hold virtual office hours using Google Hangouts. And I am reachable by all of the fine media listed above. Contact me via any means you prefer. I'm happy to schedule a phonecall if you require a longer conversation.
|Curriculum vitae
Course management
Sakai site: Only your grades will be in Sakai. All other course content and activity will be on the course WordPress site.
I will provide you with the login info for the DL platforms listed below in class.
Omeka site: We have a hosted instance at omeka.net.
Greenstone site: Aaron B has installed Greenstone on a test server in the SILS Lab.
[DSpace]: We have an instance installed on an Amazon EC2 virtual machine.
[CONTENTdm]: The Library Systems group has graciously provided us with a test login and collection space.
Remedial materials
Textbook & reading
There is one required text for this course:
Witten, I. H., Bainbridge, D., & Nichols, D. M. (2010). How to Build a Digital Library, 2nd ed. San Francisco, CA: Morgan Kaufman Publishers.
Available as an ebook though the UNC libraries.
Breaking news: This ebook is from Ebrary, and Ebrary recently added a download feature to their books. See these excellent instructions for downloading Ebrary ebooks, written by the fantastic Chad Haefele, Emerging Technologies Librarian and Computer Science Subject Specialist, Davis Library.
If you prefer to hold paper in your hands, this book is also available in the Student Stores and on reserve in the SILS library. Also available from Amazon or any online bookseller.
All readings will be assigned on the course Schedule. Readings not from HtBaDL will be available on the free web, as an e-journal, via the Library's e-reserves, or via this wiki. Readings are also listed in my course Pinboard feed.
Additional reading
Arms, W. Y. (2000). Digital Libraries. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press. (Also available from netLibrary, from ebrary, and on the free web)
Bishop, A. P., Van House, N. A., & Buttenfield, B. P. (Eds.). (2003). Digital Library Use: Social Practice in Design and Evaluation. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press.
Borgman, C. L. (2000). From Gutenberg to the Global Information Infrastructure. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press. (Also available from netLibrary)
Lesk, M. (1997). Practical Digital Libraries: Books, Bytes, and Bucks. San Francisco, CA: Morgan Kaufman Publishers.
Special issues of journals:
Library Trends, 49(2), Fall 2000. Assessing Digital Library Services, Edited by Thomas A. Peters.
Information Processing & Management, 41(1), January 2005. An Asian Digital Libraries Perspective, Edited by E. A. Fox and E. Logan.
You should read D-Lib Magazine and the International Journal on Digital Libraries regularly.
Several conferences devoted to digital libraries exist:
- Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL)
- International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL, formerly the European Conference on Digital Libraries (ECDL))
- International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries (ICADL)
- The Digital Humanities Conference also has a lot of DL-related content
I've also aggregated a bunch of DL-related RSS feeds.
Building a Digital Library
Digital Library Evaluation
Environmental Scanning
Grading rubric & other policies
See my course grading rubric.
See my course policies.
See the web.unc.edu Online Class Statement.
Assignments constitute the following percentage of your final grade:
- Building a Digital Library = 40%
- Checkpoint: this combines your group's checkpoint post and your individual comments = 15%
- Digital Library Evaluation = 20%
- Environmental Scanning = 15%
- Participation = 10%
See the Schedule from Spring 2012.
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* [http://www.lca2010.org.nz/slides/50296.pdf Patchwork: pursuing productive project participation] by Jeremy Kerr
* [http://www.lca2010.org.nz/slides/50296.pdf Patchwork: pursuing productive project participation] by Jeremy Kerr
* [http://www.lca2010.org.nz/slides/50154.pdf Virtual network switching across hypervisors] by Arnd Bergmann
* [http://www.lca2010.org.nz/slides/50154.pdf Virtual network switching across hypervisors] by Arnd Bergmann
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* [http://www.slideshare.net/lizhenry/hackability-freeopen-source-assistive-tech Hack Ability: Open Source Assistive Tech] by Liz Henry
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Business of Open Source Miniconf (Auditorium)
- Ten Ways to Destroy Your Community by Josh Berkus video
- Sharing Package Copyright and Licensing Data Effectively by Kate Stewart video
- Get your personal financial house in order with gnucash by Jacinta Richardson video
- Partnering with Hardware Companies for Open Software by Joel Stanley video
- Accessibility requirements of software and implications for FOSS by Nic Steenhout video
- The 100 Mile Client Roster by Emma Jane Hogbin video
- Building a service business using open source software by Cameron Beattie video
- Being an Upstart - building FLOSS compatible businesses by Arjen Lentz video
Open Programming Languages Miniconf (Ilott Theatre)
- Haskell, and all the wonderful things it doesn't let you do by Stephen Blackheath video
- Introducing Gearman — Distributed server for all languages by Giuseppe Maxia video
- Preparing for PHP6 by Ben Balbo video
- Attribute-Oriented Programming in PHP by Peter Serwylo video
- The State of Python by Richard Jones video
- An Introduction to PyPy by Michael Hudson video
- Talloc: Pick Up Your Own Garbage! by Rusty Russell video
- Object Oriented Programming Sucks by Grant McLean video
- Writing Facebook Applications in Perl by Paul Fenwick video
- Lightning Talks video
Wave Developers Miniconf (Renouf 1)
- Wave Federation by Dan Peterson video
- Building the Independent Wave by James Purser video
- A tutorial on building a collaborative text editing web application by Brett Morgan video
- Wave APIs - by Pamela Fox video
- Harnessing The Wave by James Purser video
- Wave-y Extensions by Pamela Fox video
- Google Wave and Web 2.1 by Sam Vilain video
- Lightning Talks (and demo videos) [1]
Haecksen and Linuxchix Miniconf (Renouf 2)
- Version Control For Mere Mortals by Emma Jane Hogbin video
- Happy Hackers == Happy Code by Sara Falamaki video
- Through The Looking Glass by Elizabeth Garbee video
- Creating Beautiful Documentation by Lana Brindley video
- Getting Your Feet Wet by Angela Byron video
- Code Of Our Own by Liz Henry video
- Hackers, Crackers and Security Basics by Joh Clarke video
- E-mail Authentication by Karen Liesenfeld video
- The Genderchanger's Academy by Nancy Mauro-Flude video
Libre Graphics Day (Civic Suites 1&2)
(Unfortunately the videos in this room on this day did not include any audio)
- New Ghostscript Colour Architecture by Ralph Giles
- Graphic Design Apps - Beyond The Pixel by Vik Olliver
- Scribus by Jon Cruz
- Die Flash Die - SVG has arrived by Andy Fitz
- How to Use FOSS Graphics Tools to Pay for College by Elizabeth Garbee
- Cairo Graphics - Intro and Future thoughts by Carl Worth
- Blender 3D Modeling and Animation by Lance Flavell
- All the Libre Graphics tasks I said I would do are DONE! by Jon Phillips
- Cheap Visual Gimmicks to Make Your Designs 'NEW' by Andy Fitzsimon
- Dynamic PDF reports via XSL and Inkscape by Peter Lieverdink
- Inkscape: My Cheerleading Adventures by Donna Benjamin
Arduino Miniconf (Frank Taplin)
- Introduction to Arduino and the Pebble by Andy Gelme video video
- Flex and Arduino: put your device on the web by Justin McLean video
- But you can't do that with USB! by Philip Lindsay video
- Using Arduino to teach Embedded Systems to high school students by Peter Chubb video
- Open Source Hardware by Nathan Seidle video
- Memory architecture of ATmega CPUs by Jonathan Oxer video
- RepRap: The Arduino in 4D by Vik Olliver video
Distro Summit (Civic Suite 3)
- Quality assurance in Debian by Lucas Nussbaum video
- The state of the LSB by Bdale Garbee video
- vcs-pkg.org by Martin F. Krafft video
- Integrating domain-specific package managers with distribution package management systems by Michael Homer notes
- Cutting down boot times by Scott James Remnant
- Source Juicer by Laszlo Peter video
- At First I was Afraid, I was Petrified… of Launchpad by Dustin Kirkland video
- The relationship between Debian and Ubuntu by Lucas Nussbaum video
Keynote: Gabriella Coleman video
System Administration Miniconf (Auditorium)
- Weta Digital - Challenges in Data Centre Growth by Paul Gunn
- System deployment and bare metal recovery by Clonezilla by Steven Shiau video
- Going mad with MDADM by Steven Ellis video
- Samba4: We now do AD replication with windows by Andrew Bartlett video
- Linux Containers: virtualization without overhead or strange patches by Sam Vilain video
- Being Lazy in a Large Organisation - Documentation by Wiki by Mark Suter video
- Behaviour driven monitoring with cucumber-nagios by Lindsay Holmwood video
- Lies, damn lies, statistics and benchmarks by Devdas Bhagat video
- Edubuntu - supervised and controlled learning in a fun and free environment by Craig Pearce video
- Developing and Managing Linux SOE Environments by Matthew Lye video
Bridging the gap (Ilott Theatre)
- Why Launchpad? by Jonathan Lange video
- Linking with external bugtrackers by Björn Tillenius video
- Working with translations by Jeroen Vermeulen video
- Ubuntu Distributed Development by James Westby video
- Building packages with Launchpad by Muharem Hrnjadovic and Michael Hudson video
- VCS Imports, code reviews and patch forwarding by Aaron Bentley and Jelmer Vernooij video
- Drizzle - an upstream's view by Monty Taylor video
- Q&A video
Open and the Public Sector (Renouf 1)
- Keynote by Andrew Stott video
- Keynote by Lisa Harvey video
- Why hasn't the year of the Linux desktop arrived in Canberra? by Stephen Boyd video
- How can Govt procurement better support Open? by Laurence Millar video
- Open Government: Getting the core policy and technical principles right! by Pia Waugh video
- Panel Discussion: The Politics of Open video
- Implementing an authoritative repository of public sector Open Technologies for Government agencies by Steven Schmid video
- Panel Discussion: Creative Commons, Open access/ licensing, and NZGOAL video video
Education Miniconf (Renouf 2)
- The Open Source Secondary School by Mark Osborne video
- Art education and open source by Maksim Lin video
- Sugarlabs: A word from the founder by Walter Bender video
- OLPC and Sugarlabs - Improving education on a global scale by NZ Volunteers group video
- Koha - Nau te rourou, naku te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi by Chris Cormack video
- Kidsmart Rollout: Early childhood project by Carl Klitscher video
- The use of FOSS in teaching Software Engineering by Ashley Maher video
- Moodle Workshop by Jonathan Newman video
- Mahara Workshop by Penny Leach, Richard Mansfield, Evan Goldenberg video
- Structuring a multi-day technical training course by Jacinta Richardson video
- Voice and vision interaction by John Graves video
Data Storage and Retrieval Miniconf (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Sun Zetabyte File System: a speedy intro for sysadmins by Julius Roberts
- Sheepdog: Distributed Storage System for KVM by Kazutaka Morita
- Memcached by Mark Atwood
- Relational vs. Non-Relational by Josh Berkus
- How to create a fulltext search solution with mysql by Alexander Rubin
- How search.gmane.org works by Olly Betts
- GRAPH Engine for MySQL, MariaDB and Drizzle by Arjen Lentz
- Refactoring large, HA PostgreSQL databases by Devdas Bhagat
- Distributed administration and testing of MySQL servers with Gearman by Giuseppe Maxia
- Multi-Master Replication with MMM by Arjen Lentz
- Build your own DropBox by Ben Balbo
Multicore and Parallel Computing Miniconf (Frank Taplin)
- Erlang, MPI, and open standards by Lenz Gschwendtner video
- TBB: Open Sourcing a Model for Parallel Computing by James Reinders video
- View-Oriented Parallel Programming by Zhiyi Huang video
- Scientific high-performance computing by Matthias Meyer video
- Extending the Scope of Mobile Devices Running GNU/Linux by Timo Hoenig
- Haskell and Multi-core by Stephen Blackheath video
- Automatic Parallelism in Mercury by Paul Bone video
- Titanic, Mars and Open New Zealand by Remo Williams video
- Hunting for the World's Largest Known Prime Numbers by Rob Giltrap video
- Teaching Parallel Programming by James Reinders video
- Panel video
Multimedia Miniconf (Civic Suite 3)
- Schedule on MM miniconf site including links to slides from selected talks
- Foundations of Open Media Software workshop summary by Silvia Pfeiffer and FOMS participants
- Cool news on Video and Audio Accessibility for Ogg in HTML5 by Silvia Pfeiffer video
- Live streaming Ogg (lightning talk) by Ralph Giles: Live Streaming Ogg video
- mwEmbed (lightning talk) by Michael Dale video
- P2P vs HTML5 mashup (lightning talk) by Jan Gerber video
- Games (lightning talk) by Jeremy Apthorp
- Multimedia in Wave (lightning talk) by Shane Stephens
- FOSS Manuals by Douglas Bagnall video
- Status of Blu-Ray playback on Linux by Jan Schmidt video
- Articulate: Adding expression to LilyPond MIDI output by Peter Chubb video
- Thusnelda Update (lightning talk) by Timothy Terriberry video
- FFADO project update (lightning talk) by Jonathan Woithe
- That AV syncing feeling by Jonathan Woithe video
Keynote: Benjamin Mako Hill video
Presentations (Auditorium)
- The Kernel Report by Jonathan Corbet video
- Survey of open source databases by Selena Deckelmann video
- Changing NZ Desktop Stack to FLOSS by Don Christie video
- Making yourself popular: a guide to social success in (and for) the Linux community by Matthew Garrett video
- Teaching FOSS at universities by Andrew Tridgell and Robert (Bob) Edwards video
- The World's Worst Inventions by Paul Fenwick video
Presentations (Ilott Theatre)
- pandora-build: autotools made better, faster, stronger by Monty Taylor video
- Flying Rockets with Free Hardware and Free Software by Bdale Garbee and Keith Packard video
- Open Sourcing the Accountants by Jethro Carr video
- subunit: Testing across boundaries for fun and profit by Robert Collins video
- Git Wrangling - Advanced Tips and Tricks by Scott Chacon video
- Web application security, OPEN style by Mark Piper video
Presentations (Renouf 1)
- Electric Freedom by Philip Court video
- What's your StatusNet? by Jon Phillips video
- oFono: Open Source Telephony by Denis Kenzior video
- Unlocking the ivory tower: Free and open source software in collaborative humanities research by Claudine Chionh video
- Ceph: a scalable distributed storage system for Linux by Sage Weil video
- PGP/GPG Keysigning by Jonathan Oxer
Presentations (Renouf 2)
- Build Your Own Contributors, One Part At A Time by Denise Paolucci and Mark Smith video
- Implementing HTML 5 Video in Firefox by Chris Double video
- Making production-ready filesystems: A case study using ext4 by Theodore Tso video
- Using performance counters to optimize task placement on multi-core systems by Bharata B Rao video
- No medium found: when it's time to stop trying to read strerror's mind by Peter Miller video
- A New Paradigm for Restricting Applications and Protecting Yourself from Your Processes by Z. Cliffe Schreuders video
Tutorials (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Introduction to game programming by Richard Jones
- Hacking the Drizzle Database Server by Stewart Smith
- HackOff competition hosted by Wellington Perl Mongers
Keynote: Glyn Moody video
Presentations (Auditorium)
- Discarding data for fun and profit by Matthew Wilcox video
- Mentoring for Fun and Profit by Leslie Hawthorn video
- Gearman: Map/Reduce and Queues for everyone! by Eric Day video
- Tux on the Moon: FOSS hardware and software in space by Jonathan Oxer video
- PostgreSQL Development Today by Josh Berkus video
- Building a Database Kernel with Lego Like Parts by Brian Aker video
Presentations (Ilott Theatre)
- Flapjack: rethinking monitoring for the cloud by Lindsay Holmwood
- The Elephant in the Room: Microsoft and Free Software by Jeremy Allison
- Open Source for Newbies: Attracting and Retaining Talented People for Your Project by Cat Allman and Leslie Hawthorn
- Sahana Disaster Management System - Humanitarian FOSS by Tim McNamara
- Digging for Design Patterns: an archaelogical approach to understanding software systems by Neil Brown
- Using Launchpad for Code Reviews by Tim Penhey
Presentations (Renouf 1)
- A Year of Clutter by Emmanuele Bassi
- The Hydras: Improving the C/C++ Development Experience via GCC Static Analysis Plugins by Taras Glek
- Building a Xapian index of Wikipedia in less time than this talk takes by Olly Betts
- Toward GStreamer 1.0 by Jan Schmidt
- Simplicity Through Optimization by Paul McKenney
- Using Functional Programming Techniques In Your Favourite Language by Malcolm Tredinnick
Presentations (Renouf 2)
- When Free Software is against the law, only outlaws will have Free Software by Colin Jackson
- Yubikey authentication in a mid-sized organisation by Robert (Bob) Edwards
- so you moved graphics drivers to the kernel.. what next? I can haz ponies? by Dave Airlie
- Transcendent Memory: A new approach to managing RAM in a virtualized environment by Dan Magenheimer
- The Rebirth of Xinerama by Adam Jackson
- Interrupts considered harmful by Peter Chubb
Tutorials (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Drupal Under the Hood by Angela Byron
- HTML5 video: how to process and publish video in an open format by Silvia Pfeiffer
Keynote and Lightning Talks: Nathan Torkington video
Presentations (Auditorium)
- Patent defence for free software by Andrew Tridgell video
- Implementing an Adaptive UI by Jon Cruz video
- FOSS Fun With A Wiimote by Rusty Russell video
- Making the GPU do its job by Carl Worth video
- The Bravest Man in New Zealand by Patrick Brennan video
Presentations (Ilott Theatre)
- SuperSpeed me: USB 3.0 for Linux by Sarah Sharp video
- Lessons Learned from a Growing Project by Michael Koziarski video
- Writing Effective Self Help Guides for World Domination by Emma Jane Hogbin video
- Space Hacks by Ariel Waldman video
- Sharing Userspace IO Devices for fast access to multimedia hardware by Conrad Parker video
Presentations (Renouf 1)
- What's New in the GNU Compiler Collection by Janis Johnson video
- The new Linux performance counter subsystem by Paul Mackerras video
- A Big Phoney Mesh by David Rowe video
- Thusnelda: Modernizing Theora by Timothy Terriberry video
- An updated directory structure for Unix by Michael Homer notes video
Presentations (Renouf 2)
- Patchwork: pursuing productive project participation by Jeremy Kerr video
- Virtual network switching across hypervisors by Arnd Bergmann video
- Hack Ability: Open Source Assistive Tech by Liz Henry video
- Xen Multi-Function PCI Pass-Through by Simon Horman video
- Secure and Simple Sandboxing in SELinux by James Morris [2]
Tutorials (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Writing Secure Privileged Programs by Michael Kerrisk
- Puppet for Configuration Management Tutorial by James Turnbull
- The importance of open video on the Web by Robert O'Callahan


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The tenth incarnation of Lord Vishnu is Kalki and is yet to arrive. He is believed to ride on a swift horse Devadatha and destroy the world. A clear indication that human beings will bring an end to life on earth. The numerous natural calamities created by human beings and the numerous nuclear weapons stored illustrates this.
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Previously, he had feigned interest, primarily I believe to indulge in some tailgating food and to use the game as an excuse to run through the house and yard yelling, "Touchdown!" and "Go Dawgs!" at the top of his lungs.
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Whenever a player ran or caught a pass, he yelled, "Touchdown!" I had to inform him that a first down wasn't necessarily a touchdown, but I did encourage him to keep cheering.
Like most boys, he mimicked my enthusiasm and even if the play was a simple two yards and a cloud of dust, he would jump up and down and yell, "Go! Go! Go!"
Being a passionate fellow, he brought a very intense level of emotion to each game.
In particular, I recall the UGA-Vanderbilt game. At one point in the first quarter, he had an angry look on his face and his eyes were welled with tears. He was pointing at the television yelling, "Stop! Stop!"
When I asked him what was wrong, he said the TV shouldn't be showing the Vanderbilt players at all, because they were "the bad guys."
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"What's that, Daddy? Why are they throwing flags? Why are the flags yellow and not red, white and blue?"
I explained to him about penalties, and, unfortunately used the phrase "illegal formation."
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I stifled my laughter, not wanting him to feel that I was mocking him and tried to explain what I meant by "illegal." I worked my brain to find all the synonyms I could – unfair, out-of-place, against the rules and, yes, let him know no one was going to jail over a football play.
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That answer at least was simple. With lightsabers and The Force, a Jedi football team would be unstoppable.
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"I don't know. I like LSU."
I chalked it up to his kindergarten teacher being an LSU fan and Patrick developing a slight crush on her.
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When he said he hated LSU, I would tell him not to use the word "hate," but perhaps instead say, "I don't care for it."
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"Daddy, what if I say they smell?" That works. Since then, he has refined his descriptions for feelings of teams.
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Patrick is 6 this year. He still hasn't watched a whole quarter with me and that's fine. There will be plenty of time for him to take a game too seriously as he grows up.
In the meantime, I will settle for questions about "Star Wars" characters playing in Sanford Stadium and the varying degrees of odors that emanate from other football teams.
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