Seeds Of Change Technical Implementation

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An overview of the creation of the project website for Seeds of Change: The Daily Reflector Image Collection http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/reflector

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Seeds of Change
Daily Reflector Negatives

SCANNING AND
PRESERVATION
METADATA

Digitization and Uploading

Organization
1.
Scanning
2.
Creating Derivatives
3.
Harvesting Data
4.
Uploading
5.

1. Organization

Interface for Job Tracking

2. Scanning

Scanning

Multiple Negative Carriers

Seeds of Change
Daily Reflector Negative Project

DESCRIPTIVE METADATA
APPLICATION PROCESS

Methods of Getting More Information

 Digital selection tool (images of sleeves)
 Microfilm of newspaper
 Slideshow in current Daily Reflector
 Grant group or other library staff
 Google or library resources
 Community event?

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