Or, What I learned at the 2017 Fall CNI Meeting
Emily Singley
January, 2018
What I'm going to talk about:
1. Stewardship
"Both memory and science are becoming increasingly politicized"
2. Net neutrality
"The opportunities for mischief are endless"
3. Preserving the evidence
"The more ephemeral and volatile cultural record will be important evidence for scholars of the future"
4. Rethink our open access goals
"Why do we have an Institutional Repository and what do we hope to achieve by it?"
5. Measuring our progress
"Do we have any idea how we are doing?"
6. Annotation
7. Containerization
8. Linked Data
9. 3D objects and Augmented Reality
10. Two things that could change everything:
Quantum computing
Blockchain technology
"We could suddenly find ourselves in a very unstable situation"
David Millman, NYU
Robert Cartolano, Columbia
James English, NYPL
Michele Klimpton, DPLA
Alex Humphreys, JSTOR
Barbara Rockebach, Columbia
Discovery in 2017 - where are we now and where do we want to be?
Michael Norman, University of Illinois
Roger Schonfeld, Ithaka S&R
Eric Frierson, EBSCO
56% of searches are for known items
"Delivery is discovery"
EDS - taking discovery to the next level
Amazon-like fulfillment:
Ask Alexa
"Alexa, ask my library for articles on water shortages..."
Canvas integration
Ability to search for Library resources from within Canvas
...and add them to faculty reading lists