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Premium member Presentation Transcript Capturing Caribbean Life & Culture: Capturing Caribbean Life & Culture Jeff Barry Director, Digital Library Programs & Technology University of Miami…another perspective…: …another perspective… Experiencing Caribbean life & culture through digital media.Overview: Overview Miami and the Caribbean University of Miami’s Digital Library Caribbean Literary Studies Faculty CollaborationsDefining the Caribbean: Defining the CaribbeanMiami & the Caribbean: Miami & the Caribbean Commonalities & differences Diaspora Relationship to Latin AmericaUniversity of Miami’sDigital Library: University of Miami’s Digital Library Cuban Heritage Collection Digital Digital Media Lab Caribbean initiatives Imagebase Faculty FellowsCaribbean Digital Initiatives: Caribbean Digital Initiatives CHC Digital Caribbean Literary Studies Archivo Teatral Cubano Moderate Cuban Politics, 1952-65 Balseros: Cuban Rafting Crisis Setting the Stage for Library & Faculty Collaborations: Setting the Stage for Library & Faculty Collaborations Digital Media Lab: Digital Media Lab A centralized facility in the library for exploring the potential to enhance instruction and research through digital audio and video. Staffing: full-time lab manager, student assistants Equipment: 4 digital audio/video editing workstations & 4 digital imaging workstations Streaming media: Streaming media The library (quietly) manages streaming media services for the University. 2001: Streaming media server donated to library by School of Communication. 2004: Support RealNetworks & Windows streaming media, exploring QuickTime support.It’s about CONTENT!: It’s about CONTENT! Enormous potential for universities to capture intellectually vibrant events on campus via digital media. What role can/do/should libraries play in acquiring and managing this content? Relationship to university archives? To institutional repositories?Collaboration with Caribbean Literary Studies: Collaboration with Caribbean Literary Studies Caribbean Writers’ Summer Institute Video Archives Electronic JournalCaribbean Writers’ Summer Institute: Caribbean Writers’ Summer Institute 1991-1996 Initially funded by James Michener Directed by Sandra Paquet Video recording by School of Communication Caribbean Writers: Caribbean Writers Kamau Brathwaite & George Lamming, co-directors of first Caribbean writers institute. Over 400 video files online featuring notable writers, scholars as well as emerging authors.Caribbean Literary Video Archives: Caribbean Literary Video Archives Expand content beyond writers’ institute (91-96) Continuing series of readings, conferences. Oonya Kempadoo, fall 2003 Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal: Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal Peer reviewed, bi-annual First issue: fall 2003 Second issue: April 2004 Library provides server space, technological assistance, and guidance on e-publishingDealing with Pagination in Anthurium: Dealing with Pagination in Anthurium Citations in literary criticisms refer to a specific page number. How to deal with this issue in an electronic only publication that has no “pages”. Followed example of paragraph numbering in Postmodern CultureBut are they paragraphs or endnotes? Where’s the article!: But are they paragraphs or endnotes? Where’s the article! Paragraph numbering is not common and can lead to confusion among readers. Anthurium’s 2nd issue adopts a different display scheme for paragraph numbering. “Namsetoura & the Companion Stranger”: “Namsetoura & the Companion Stranger” Original work by Kamau Brathwaite prepared specifically for Anthurium. Brathwaite utilizes a textual style that he developed, “video sycorax”. Despite wanting all pages of Anthurium to be in HTML, we opted to display “Namsetoura” in PDF (84 pages).Multi-layer Framework: Multi-layer Framework Repository: digital objects (item/metadata in filesystem) Access: Search & retrieval exhibit documentary narrative Interpretive: Repurposing of content by scholars into works of new scholarshipPrimary lesson learned: Primary lesson learned The collaboration with the Caribbean Literary Studies group has worked well due to the vision of a professor who championed the projects and the tireless commitment of grad students. Digital Library Fellows: Digital Library Fellows Three faculty projects selected a year. Provide extensive technological support, work space in library, and $15,000 (could be used for stipend, grad assistants, research travel, etc). 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Premium member Presentation Transcript Capturing Caribbean Life & Culture: Capturing Caribbean Life & Culture Jeff Barry Director, Digital Library Programs & Technology University of Miami…another perspective…: …another perspective… Experiencing Caribbean life & culture through digital media.Overview: Overview Miami and the Caribbean University of Miami’s Digital Library Caribbean Literary Studies Faculty CollaborationsDefining the Caribbean: Defining the CaribbeanMiami & the Caribbean: Miami & the Caribbean Commonalities & differences Diaspora Relationship to Latin AmericaUniversity of Miami’sDigital Library: University of Miami’s Digital Library Cuban Heritage Collection Digital Digital Media Lab Caribbean initiatives Imagebase Faculty FellowsCaribbean Digital Initiatives: Caribbean Digital Initiatives CHC Digital Caribbean Literary Studies Archivo Teatral Cubano Moderate Cuban Politics, 1952-65 Balseros: Cuban Rafting Crisis Setting the Stage for Library & Faculty Collaborations: Setting the Stage for Library & Faculty Collaborations Digital Media Lab: Digital Media Lab A centralized facility in the library for exploring the potential to enhance instruction and research through digital audio and video. Staffing: full-time lab manager, student assistants Equipment: 4 digital audio/video editing workstations & 4 digital imaging workstations Streaming media: Streaming media The library (quietly) manages streaming media services for the University. 2001: Streaming media server donated to library by School of Communication. 2004: Support RealNetworks & Windows streaming media, exploring QuickTime support.It’s about CONTENT!: It’s about CONTENT! Enormous potential for universities to capture intellectually vibrant events on campus via digital media. What role can/do/should libraries play in acquiring and managing this content? Relationship to university archives? To institutional repositories?Collaboration with Caribbean Literary Studies: Collaboration with Caribbean Literary Studies Caribbean Writers’ Summer Institute Video Archives Electronic JournalCaribbean Writers’ Summer Institute: Caribbean Writers’ Summer Institute 1991-1996 Initially funded by James Michener Directed by Sandra Paquet Video recording by School of Communication Caribbean Writers: Caribbean Writers Kamau Brathwaite & George Lamming, co-directors of first Caribbean writers institute. Over 400 video files online featuring notable writers, scholars as well as emerging authors.Caribbean Literary Video Archives: Caribbean Literary Video Archives Expand content beyond writers’ institute (91-96) Continuing series of readings, conferences. Oonya Kempadoo, fall 2003 Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal: Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal Peer reviewed, bi-annual First issue: fall 2003 Second issue: April 2004 Library provides server space, technological assistance, and guidance on e-publishingDealing with Pagination in Anthurium: Dealing with Pagination in Anthurium Citations in literary criticisms refer to a specific page number. How to deal with this issue in an electronic only publication that has no “pages”. Followed example of paragraph numbering in Postmodern CultureBut are they paragraphs or endnotes? Where’s the article!: But are they paragraphs or endnotes? Where’s the article! Paragraph numbering is not common and can lead to confusion among readers. Anthurium’s 2nd issue adopts a different display scheme for paragraph numbering. “Namsetoura & the Companion Stranger”: “Namsetoura & the Companion Stranger” Original work by Kamau Brathwaite prepared specifically for Anthurium. Brathwaite utilizes a textual style that he developed, “video sycorax”. Despite wanting all pages of Anthurium to be in HTML, we opted to display “Namsetoura” in PDF (84 pages).Multi-layer Framework: Multi-layer Framework Repository: digital objects (item/metadata in filesystem) Access: Search & retrieval exhibit documentary narrative Interpretive: Repurposing of content by scholars into works of new scholarshipPrimary lesson learned: Primary lesson learned The collaboration with the Caribbean Literary Studies group has worked well due to the vision of a professor who championed the projects and the tireless commitment of grad students. Digital Library Fellows: Digital Library Fellows Three faculty projects selected a year. Provide extensive technological support, work space in library, and $15,000 (could be used for stipend, grad assistants, research travel, etc). Conclusion: Conclusion Find inspiring faculty & give them resources. …foster & nurture…