Members present: Ian Collins (University of Illinois at Chicago), Ellen Corrigan (Eastern Illinois University), Alice Creason (Lewis University), Margaret Heller, Chair (Loyola University Chicago), Sarah Prindle (Southern Illinois University Carbondale), Matt Short (Northern Illinois University), Rebecca Skirvin (North Central College), Adam Strohm (Illinois Institute of Technology)
Member absent: Jen Wolfe (Newberry Library)
CARLI staff present: Elizabeth Clarage, Anne Craig, Amy Maroso
Members present: Ian Collins (University of Illinois at Chicago), Ellen Corrigan (Eastern Illinois University), Margaret Heller, Chair (Loyola University Chicago), Sarah Prindle (Southern Illinois University Carbondale), Matt Short (Northern Illinois University), Rebecca Skirvin (North Central College), Adam Strohm (Illinois Institute of Technology), Jen Wolfe (Newberry Library)
Member absent: Alice Creason (Lewis University)
CARLI staff present: Elizabeth Clarage, Amy Maroso
Members present: Ian Collins (University of Illinois at Chicago), Ellen Corrigan (Eastern Illinois University), Alice Creason (Lewis University), Margaret Heller, Chair (Loyola University Chicago), Sarah Prindle (Southern Illinois University Carbondale), Matt Short (Northern Illinois University), Rebecca Skirvin (North Central College), Jen Wolfe (Newberry Library)
Member absent: Adam Strohm (Illinois Institute of Technology)
CARLI staff present: Elizabeth Clarage, Anne Craig, Amy Maroso
In 2013, the CARLI Board of Directors approved funding for the digitization of the student yearbooks OR the student newspaper for all CARLI Governing members. The following information is for those institutions that have chosen to have yearbooks digitized. Institutions may choose to digitize yearbooks OR newspapers, but not both. The newspaper portion of the project is on hold pending the FY16 budget.
Keep up to date with new trends in digitization and digital content with the CARLI Created Content Committee podcast. Podcasts are a convenient way to stay current since you can listen on your commute or while running errands. Episodes will come out frequently during the academic year. Listen to the first two episodes and subscribe in iTunes.
The CARLI EBL eBook Patron Driven Acquisitions Pilot Project is now live for all CARLI Governing Member institutions.
You have two ways of discovering and accessing these eBooks: a) by going directly to an EBL website for the project, or b) from MARC records in your catalog.
A day long event focused on library assessment. Attendees began the day with an overview of the types of assessment that happen within academic libraries, and then continued with a session on web analytics and assessment of technical services.
In 2013, the CARLI Board of Directors approved funding for the digitization of the student yearbooks OR the student newspaper for all CARLI Governing members. The following information is for those institutions that have chosen to have yearbooks digitized. Institutions may choose to digitize yearbooks OR newspapers, but not both. The newspaper portion of the project is on hold pending the FY16 budget.
Members attending: Fred Barnhart, Loyola University Chicago; Chad Buckley, Illinois State University; Kim Fournier, Chair, William Rainey Harper College; Karen Janke, Erikson Institute; Harriet Lightman, Northwestern University
Members absent: David Green, Northeastern Illinois University; Pam Hackbart-Dean, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Nichole Novak, Illinois Institute of Technology; Todd Spires, Bradley University; Lynn Wiley, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
The CARLI Preservation Committee is pleased to present a webinar on
“Collection Assessment for Preservation Purposes.”
Three panelists will share information on different assessment models
that libraries with various levels of expertise and resources may use to
assess their preservation needs in preparation for preservation projects
and/or grant applications to fund those projects.
At its March 2011 meeting, the CARLI Board of Directors asked the Collections Working Group to study the current distribution of monographic titles in the I-Share database, and to determine whether an optimal number of monograph copies available for Universal Borrowing in I-Share can be reasonably established. The Collections Working Group reported its findings to the Board at the June 2011 meeting.
Session Description: This workshop will provide a thorough overview of the Book Digitization Initiative. It will include the proposal process and the responsibilities for participants.
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