DLF Forum 2016

Presentation 1
Defining Digital Scholarship in the Academic Library
Representatives from the University of Guelph's Digital Scholarship Working Group present the preliminary findings from a recent survey of digital tools and projects on campus. The discussion will focus on defining elements of digital scholarship and working towards a sustainable model for improving the library's support for this growing area.
Presenters: Kim Martin, Amanda Etches

Presentation 2
Fighting the Good Fight: Challenges and Rewards of Building Support for Digital Scholarship Services at a Regional Comprehensive University
This presentation will highlight challenges and lessons learned from building support to building infrastructure for Appalachian State University Libraries’ Digital Scholarship and Initiatives program. I will: outline our program’s evolution; discuss building relationships with campus partners; and compare the challenges of building these programs in regional and research universities.
Presenter: Pamela Mitchem

Presentation 3
Visualizing Digital Scholarship Activities at Indiana University and Beyond
Data collected from Digital Project Planning and Digitization Planning consultation sessions provides insight into digital scholarship projects and initiatives across the Indiana University Bloomington campus. This data is compared to a 2014 Ithaka study surveying faculty at four institutions, illuminating broader trends in digital scholarship.
Presenters: Michelle Dalmau, Nicholas Homenda