ARTstor Research Project
Posted: August 2, 2007 Filed under: Opportunities: Surveys and Studies, Student Research Comments OffDear Art Librarians:
For a research study involving digital rights management and academic library electronic resources, I am interested in talking with art librarians who are actively involved with ARTstor.
The purpose of the research is to understand the process by which librarians, publishers and other interested parties develop access and use terms, how specific access and use terms come to be perceived as acceptable or unacceptable by librarians, and how those perceptions may vary across types of libraries. We are looking at ARTstor as an
exemplar of this process.
If you are interested in participating in this research, you will be asked to participate in a phone (preferred) or email interview regarding the process by which you decide that certain access and use terms are acceptable. Your participation will last approximately 45 minutes. This study will result in academic publications; however personal (individual names) will not be used and library and institution names will not be used.
If you would consider participation but have questions, or if you would like to participate, please contact:
Barbara Walden
bwalden@library.wisc.edu
608 265-5885
Thank you very much for your interest; I look forward to hearing from you!
Barbara Walden
PhD student, School of Library and Information Studies,
Western European Studies librarian,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Cultural Informatics Lab and Dual Degree Program at Pratt SILS
Posted: August 2, 2007 Filed under: Education: LIS Programs Comments OffDear ARLIS members,
At Pratt-SILS our dual-degree program with Pratt’s History of Art Department is designed to meet 21st century challenges of art librarianship in the digital age and to prepare our students to be active participants in designing the art information landscape
landscape of the future.
With our new cultural informatics lab coming online this summer, students will have hands-on experience using digital tools for resource and object description and access, usability testing and for creating digital archives and image databases.
Please visit the program Web site:
http://pratt.edu/~lis-dean/dual-degree.html
We invite prospective students to apply for this exciting program.
For further information contact the Pratt-SILS office – 212-647-7682.
Tula Giannini, PhD, MLS, MM
Dean, Pratt-SILS
144 West 14th Street 6th floor
New York, New York 10011







