(Sept 2011) SIS Homecoming 2011: Research Agenda

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Carolyn Hank

Event: Homecoming 2011 reception, School of Information Studies, McGill University, October 19, 2011.

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WELCOME
BACK
CAROLYN.HANK@MCGILL.CA
Assistant Professor ▪ School of Information Studies

HOMECOMING 2011

CURATION
SCHOLARLY RECORD

NEW MEDIA
BLOGS &TWITTER

CURRICULUM
DIGITAL CURATION

TEACHING
SOCIAL SPACE

CURATION
CURRENT WORK: SCHOLARS, BLOGS & PRESERVATION
SCHOLARLY RECORD

BLOG

Questionnaires
Interviews
BLOGGER
Blog Analysis

SCHOLARSHIP
Public 100%

Allows use and
Scholarly exchange 94%
record
80%
Subject to
critical
review 68%

66% agree with
all three criteria
Association of Research
Libraries (1986).
Braxton, J.M., Luckey, W.,
BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS & Helland, P. (2002).

SCHOLARY LIFE
PROMOTION
GREATER VISIBILITY
WORK ENJOYMENT
TEACHING QUALITY
SHARING PRE-PUBS IMPROVED
WRITING EFFICIENCY NEITHER
WRITING QUALITY IMPAIRED
RESEARCH QUALITY
RESEARCH CREATIVITY
RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS

PRESERVATION
Personal access/use 16%
Short-term future
Personal access/use 19%
Short-term future
Personal access/use 76%
Indefinite future
Public access/use 80%
Indefinite future

0% 100%

BLOGGER PREFERENCES

100%
90%
80% Blogger
Co-Author(s)
70%
Provider/Host/Network
60%
Search Engine
50% Public Trust
40% Nat'l Library
30% Nat'l Archive
20% Inst'l Library
Inst'l Archive
10%
Inst'l IT Dept
0%

RESPONSIBILITY CAPABILITY

BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS preservation

Better things to do
Personal responsibility
Personal communications
Bad experience

BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS

CURATION
CURRENT WORK: SCHOLARS, BLOGS & PRESERVATION
SCHOLARLY RECORD

PRESERVATION PREFERENCE BLOGS AS SCHOLARSHIP

IMPLICATIONS & FUTURE DIRECTIONS
FORMAL & INFORMAL CHANNELS & UNITS

CO-PRODUCER DEPENDENCIES
SOCIAL, LEGAL & REGULATORY
CURRENT & FUTURE USE FRAMEWORKS IN WHICH THESE
COMMUNICATIONS TAKE PLACE
ORGANIZATONAL INVESTMENT

PERSONAL COMMITMENT

THANK YOU
CAROLYN HANK
Email: carolyn.hank@mcgill.ca
Phone: 514.398.4684
Office: SIS, Room 210
Slideshow:

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(Sept 2011) SIS Homecoming 2011: Research Agenda

1. WELCOME BACK CAROLYN.HANK@MCGILL.CA Assistant Professor ▪ School of Information Studies HOMECOMING 2011

2. explosion information 2/48

3. implosion information 3/48

4. CURATION SCHOLARLY RECORD NEW MEDIA BLOGS &TWITTER CURRICULUM DIGITAL CURATION TEACHING SOCIAL SPACE

5. CURATION CURRENT WORK: SCHOLARS, BLOGS & PRESERVATION SCHOLARLY RECORD BLOG Questionnaires Interviews BLOGGER Blog Analysis

6. SCHOLARSHIP Public 100% Allows use and Scholarly exchange 94% record 80% Subject to critical review 68% 66% agree with all three criteria Association of Research Libraries (1986). Braxton, J.M., Luckey, W., BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS & Helland, P. (2002).

7. SCHOLARY LIFE PROMOTION GREATER VISIBILITY WORK ENJOYMENT TEACHING QUALITY SHARING PRE-PUBS IMPROVED WRITING EFFICIENCY NEITHER WRITING QUALITY IMPAIRED RESEARCH QUALITY RESEARCH CREATIVITY RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS

8. PRESERVATION Personal access/use 16% Short-term future Personal access/use 19% Short-term future Personal access/use 76% Indefinite future Public access/use 80% Indefinite future 0% 100% BLOGGER PREFERENCES

9. 100% 90% 80% Blogger Co-Author(s) 70% Provider/Host/Network 60% Search Engine 50% Public Trust 40% Nat'l Library 30% Nat'l Archive 20% Inst'l Library Inst'l Archive 10% Inst'l IT Dept 0% RESPONSIBILITY CAPABILITY BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS preservation

10. Better things to do Personal responsibility Personal communications Bad experience BLOGGER PERCEPTIONS

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13. final line of defense

14. CURATION CURRENT WORK: SCHOLARS, BLOGS & PRESERVATION SCHOLARLY RECORD PRESERVATION PREFERENCE BLOGS AS SCHOLARSHIP IMPLICATIONS & FUTURE DIRECTIONS FORMAL & INFORMAL CHANNELS & UNITS CO-PRODUCER DEPENDENCIES SOCIAL, LEGAL & REGULATORY CURRENT & FUTURE USE FRAMEWORKS IN WHICH THESE COMMUNICATIONS TAKE PLACE ORGANIZATONAL INVESTMENT PERSONAL COMMITMENT

15. THANK YOU CAROLYN HANK Email: carolyn.hank@mcgill.ca Phone: 514.398.4684 Office: SIS, Room 210 Slideshow: QUESTIONS

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