DLF Forum 2017

Presentations
 
Building a holistic service system: A UX approach to collaboration across service points
Jessica Keyes
Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, United States of America
 
Learn about user-centered outcomes resulting from collaborative projects based on user experience findings using ethnographic research methodology. This presentation will focus two major projects, one offline and one online, that brought together staff from across the library. We will discuss the challenges of finding alignment and strategies for building consensus.
 
 
The Right to be Forgotten in digital collections: A survey of practice and policy at ARL institutions
Virginia Dressler, Cindy Kristof
Kent State University, United States of America
 
Digital librarians and digital collection managers at ARL institutions were surveyed in the Spring of 2017 to investigate practices and policies surrounding takedown requests in openly accessible digital collections. The survey collected basic demographic information on the digital repositories and presented a series of hypothetical scenarios for respondents to consider.
 
 
These Revolutions Will Be Digitized! : A Conversation on the Unique Considerations of Preserving Feminist Archives
Marco Seiferle-Valencia(1,2), Elisa Landaverde(1)
1: Michigan State University Library, United States of America; 2: Chicana por mi Raza Digital Memory Collective
 
In this panel, Digital Archivist Marco Maria Seiferle-Valencia and Metadata Librarian Elisa Landaverde, will discuss the unique challenges and opportunities found in preserving, displaying, and facilitating access to two uniquely Feminist archival collections - the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival archive and Chicana por mi Raza Digital Memory Collective.