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Please join us for a talk sponsored by the Rob Kling Center for Social Informatics (RKCSI). Michael Buckland March 28, 2014 2:00-3:30pm Wells Library, LI030 Topic: Scholarly Editing and the Web Abstract: The routine use of word-processing software and network access opens the possibility for making working notes available in addition to formal, traditional publications. For example, scholarly annotated editions of historically important texts constitute an important foundation for understanding history and culture. Their preparation requires a sustained investment of highly specialized expertise and generates a rich corpus of research notes that are not included in eventual published volumes. These working notes are typically neither shared nor preserved. The opportunities and difficulties of sharing and preserving working notes in the humanities will be examined based on the experience of an ongoing project Editorial Practices and the Web involving the notes of three major editing projects ( ecai.org/mellon2010/). Biography: Michael Buckland is Emeritus Professor and Co-Director of the Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative, School of Information, University of California, Berkeley, USA. He worked as a librarian in England and was Assistant Director of Purdue University Libraries before becoming Dean of the Berkeley School of Library and Information Studies and then Vice President for Library Plans and Policies in the nine-campus University of California system. He has written widely on library services and the history and theory of documentation. His books include Information and Information Systems (1991), Redesigning Library Services (1992), and Emanuel Goldberg and his Knowledge Machine (2006). He served as President of the American Society for Information Science and Technology in 1998. More at people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~buckland/ Poster The RKCSI series is designed to introduce faculty, students and staff across the university to current research in social informatics conducted at IU and around the world. The complete schedule for Spring 2014 is posted on the web at: rkcsi.indiana.edu/speakerseries.html
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