digitalizalas (tovabbitott uzenet)

[Sándori Zsuzsanna]

Kedves Kollegak!

Konyvtardigitalizalas ugyeben tovabbitom az alabbi uzenetet. A megadott
címen nemcsak az uzenetben emlitett uj irasok talalhatok meg, hanem szamos
regebbi is, igy az uzenet bevezeto mondataban emlitett, a digitalizalas
koltsegeirol szolo is.

Sandori Zsuzsanna

-----Eredeti üzenet-----
Feladó: Simon Tanner [mailto:S.G.Tanner at herts.ac.uk] 
Elküldve: 2000. március 29. 12:52
Címzett: lis-link at mailbase.ac.uk; lis-pub-libs at mailbase.ac.uk
Tárgy: New papers on digitisation available


**Apologies for any cross-posting**

Due to the success of the HEDS Costs of Digitisation paper, we have made 
available a further 4 papers on many aspects of digitisation.  These are 
available from our Website in Adobe PDF format.

The URL is: http://heds.herts.ac.uk/HEDCinfo/Papers.html

The 4 papers are:

Copyright: Please Look But Don't Touch! by Simon Tanner
Abstract: This paper looks at how to protect yourself from breaching 
copyright in digitising originals and how to protect your materials against 
breach of copyright

Digitisation: from vision to implementation - strategic and management 
issues by Simon Tanner
Abstract: This paper addresses the strategic issues of digitisation from a 
management perspective discussing reasons for digitising materials and the 
cost-justifications behind digitisation decisions.

Planning for a Successful Project by Joanne Lomax Smith
Abstract: Digitisation projects can often become focused solely on the 
'digitisation' part of the project. This paper seeks to present the factors 
of project management that are essential to the smooth running of a project 
and which can help make sure that the digitisation part is forced back into 
its place as a useful tool rather than the sole purpose of the project.

Projects without pain: demystifying digitisation with the Higher Education 
Digitisation Service
Joanne Lomax Smith and Brian Robinson Paper for Vine, issue 17
(forthcoming).
Abstract: Digitisation should not provoke fear. This paper looks at ways of 
making a digitisation project run smoothly and introduces the work of the 
Higher Education Digitisation Service (HEDS). Issues such as preparation, 
work flow issues and the decision to digitise in-house or to outsource are 
discussed.

HEDS is the Higher Education Digitisation Service, a JISC Service based at 
the University of Hertfordshire.


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Simon 
Tanner 
Email: S.G.Tanner at herts.ac.uk
Senior Digitisation Consultant 
(HEDS)                                         Phone: 01707 286078
Higher Education Digitisation 
Service                                           Fax:    01707 286079
University of 
Hertfordshire 
Web:   http://heds.herts.ac.uk