DLF Forum 2019

Presentations
Session Chair: Karen Hogenboom (University of Illinois)
 
Digital Scholarship in Focus: Interviewing Your Stakeholders
Joshua Chalifour, Krista Alexander
Concordia University, Canada
 
How do you know what digital scholarship services to offer researchers? Using lessons learned from consultations that were carried out at Concordia University Library, the presentation will provide attendees with practices that can be used to prepare for, design, and implement an interview/focus group process at their own institutions.
 
 
Workshopping the Workshop: Stealing from Creative Writing Pedagogy to Investigate the Craft of Digital Scholarship
Justin Wadland, Elliott Stevens
University of Washington Libraries, United States of America
 
University of Washington librarians with MFA degrees in creative writing will present about using the writing workshop as a model to constructively critique digital scholarship activities. Offering examples from the “Digital Scholarship Craft Workshop,” they will explore how this approach evolves the culture and practices of digital scholarship.
 
 
Across the Pond: Embedded Collaboration in Study Abroad
Leigh Bonds(1), Jennifer Schnabel(1), Katie Blocksidge(2)
1: University Libraries, The Ohio State University; 2: Newark Campus Warner Library, The Ohio State University
 
Librarians from The Ohio State University discuss their embedded collaborations on developing curricula, delivering instruction, and supporting undergraduate research in three education abroad courses in the United Kingdom. They present brief overviews of assignments and show highlights of the digital multimedia projects built by students in each of the courses.