DLF Forum 2016

Presentation 1
Inclusion of 3D Artifacts into a Digital Library: Exploring Technologies and Best Practice Techniques
Advances in 3D technologies are providing libraries and museums the opportunity to capture 3D artifacts in digital formats. The Center for Digital Scholarship at IUPUI University Library is implementing workflows and determining best practices to incorporate 3D images into an already established digital library of community and cultural heritage collections.
Presenters: Jennifer Johnson, Anna Proctor

Presentation 2
More than 'Iron Man' and 'Pokemon Go': What is Augmented Reality and What Can It Do In Libraries?
In this presentation you will learn the difference between virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) and how augmented reality can help you present your existing digital content in new ways.
Presenter: Markus Wust

Presentation 3
Snapshot - Programs and Services for 3D Imaging
3D imaging has strong potential to change digital library, archives, and museum collections. The costs of technologies and infrastructure for 3D imaging are now affordable for broader use in these areas. This presentation discusses cost models for 3D imaging services and programs to help practitioners consider design and implementation.
Presenter: Nathan Hall

Presentation 4
Snapshot - Lead to Pixels: A Design Lab Partnership
I will discuss the ongoing "Lead to Pixels" project, a collaboration between the University of Michigan Library and Wolverine Press, that explores the usage of 3D printing for letterpress printing. In doing so, I will show how it exemplifies partnership over service-oriented approach to collaboration.
Presenter: Justin Schell, Rebecca Chung