Users speak on using CONTENTdm as an Institutional Repository
CONTENTdm sessions at the 2008 ALA Midwinter Conference included the CONTENTdm User Showcase which focused on using CONTENTdm as a digital repository and CONTENTdm: Your "One-Stop" Digital Collection Management System.
Descriptions, URLs, and links to the presentations and videos are included below. If you have questions about these topics or need other information, please contact dimemainfo@oclc.org.
CONTENTdm User Showcase: CONTENTdm as a Campus-wide Digital Repository
Claremont Colleges Digital Library—The Power of CONTENTdm
Pat Vince, Digital Initiatives Librarian, describes the successful creation of a digital library based on CONTENTdm and shared by the seven-college campus. This multi-format, centralized, user-focused digital repository can be shared with the world via WorldCat or restricted at the discretion of the authors.
University of Utah—Extending the Power of CONTENTdm for Institutional Repositories
Kenning Arlitsch, Associate Director for Administrative and IT Services, and Anne Morrow, Digital Initiatives Librarian, present an open source extension to CONTENTdm that provides an integrated workflow system for institutional repositories. Among the features is the ability to track rights and release information and communication between the authors and publishers.
CONTENTdm: Your "One-Stop" Digital Collection Management System
CONTENTdm provides a complete solution, integrating multimedia, text and images. Krystyna Matusiak, the Digital Collections Librarian at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, shares their CONTENTdm experience and rich collections that include yearbooks, children's books, maps and other multimedia formats. Ron Gardner provides an overview of CONTENTdm Digital Collection Management Software
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