Name: #t4c: Digital Double Bind?: Exploring the impact of More Product, Less Process (MPLP) on digital collections
Start: 2019-10-15T14:10:00-0400
End: 2019-10-15T15:05:00-0400

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#t4c: Digital Double Bind?: Exploring the impact of More Product, Less Process (MPLP) on digital collections

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Session Chair: Victoria Pilato (Stony Brook University)

Digital Double Bind?: Exploring the impact of More Product, Less Process (MPLP) on digital collections
Sarah Dorpinghaus(1), Rebecca Pattillo(2), Cory Lampert(3), Rachel Gattermeyer(4)
1: University of Kentucky; 2: University of Louisville; 3: University of Nevada, Las Vegas; 4: University of Wyoming

What happens when MPLP practices are applied to digital collections? Four case studies examine discovery and usage, digital library interface design, and preservation of born digital records within the MPLP framework. The session will conclude with a discussion of theoretical and practical changes in descriptive practices for digital archival collections.

Moderators

Victoria Pilato

Digital Projects Librarian, Stony Brook University

Hello. I am the Digital Projects Librarian at Stony Brook University. I am also the liaison to the departments of Philosophy and Religious Studies. Talk to me about academic libraries, building digital collections, music, hiking, cats, and art. I have a BFA in Printmaking, and also... Read More →

Speakers

Sarah Dorpinghaus

Director of Digital Services, University of Kentucky

Sarah Dorpinghaus is the Director of Digital Services at the University of Kentucky Libraries Special Collections Research Center where she develops long-term strategies and oversees workflows for digital content creation, management, and preservation.