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Research Publications: (or MIT

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General:

  1. Timeframe on the project? Are there any events dictating the schedule of the project (presentation, anniversary)?
  2. Consult with team first prior to spreadsheet creation
  3. Do you have student hours to contribute to the project?
  4. The library has to allocate staff to inventory the collection
  5. Do you have staff time dedicated to this project?
  6. Who needs to be contacted along the way (e.g. LSA if items will be stored permanently or temporarily there, perhaps a library head for staffing, etc.)

Scanning:

  1. How many items need to be scanned, total number items, total page count if possible?
  2. Who is doing the scanning?
  3. Overhead, sheet fed, requirements for scanning
  4. Has any part of this collection been digitized?
    1. If yes, who scanned the items?
    2. Where were they scanned?
    3. Where are the digital copies?
    4. When were the items scanned?
    5. What specifications were used?
      1. Full- text searchable
      2. What dpi?
      3. Color, grayscale, or bitonal?

Preservation:

  1. Will these arrive in one load or by batch? (for storage and process handling)
  2. Are there any rare archives items that require security (locked room, hand delivery) or on-site scanning with libraries personnel present (and space in Archives or Wunsch Lab)?
  3. Who is doing the scanning, what equipment are they using (camera, overhead scanner, sheet-fed scanner), and what are their requirements (picklist, etc.)?
  4. Date range of content (relates to copyright, which impacts retention of originals)
  5. Date range of physical materials, the carrier?
  6. Are there duplicates?  How do we decide which is the best copy if duplicates? (See Ann Marie’s wiki page about Energy reports about preferences in choices.)
  7. Binding types and approx. percentages of each type
    1. Bound
    2. Stapled
    3. Spiral Bound
    4. Loose sheets
  8. Sense of condition – as an overview (we will do further assessment)
    1. Page count
    2. Fold out sheets
    3. Photos
    4. Fragile Pages
    5. Reprints, reformatted (these can produce poor-quality images), such as Mimeographs and old photocopies
  9. Disposition of originals: What happens to the original after scanning: storage, circulating stacks, Archives, discard?  (Some options may require items to be rebound, boxes, stapled, foldered, etc.)
    1. Should Archives review before discarding?
    2. Who discards copies? CSU

Metadata:

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 publications)

Please consult with the Operations Team prior to creating a project spreadsheet/inventory.&nbsp; You may not be able to answer these questions thoroughly but please come prepared to address these questions and topics.

*General:*

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIMELINE: Approximate timeframe on the project: do you have a schedule, presentation, and/or a deadline in mind?

o&nbsp;&nbsp;Are there any events dictating the schedule of the project (presentation, anniversary)?

 

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;STAFF RESOURCES: The sponsoring group has to allocate staff to inventory the collection.

o&nbsp;&nbsp;Do you have student hours to contribute to the project?

o&nbsp;&nbsp;Do you have staff time dedicated to this project?&nbsp;

o&nbsp;&nbsp; 

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE OF PROJECT: How many items need to be digitized, total number items, total page count if possible?

 

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;DELIVERY: Will these arrive in one load or by batch? (for storage and process handling) Consider for both the physical and digital items.

 

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;WORK TYPE: If you already have digital copies what type of file formats do you currently have?

 

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;DATE: Date the physical copy made (useful for predicting paper condition and media problems) Date range of content (relates to copyright, which impacts retention of originals)

 

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;INTENDED AUDIENCE

 

*Preservation:*
# Are there any rare archives items that require security      (locked room, hand delivery) or on-site scanning with libraries personnel      present (and space in Archives or Wunsch Lab)?
# What equipment is the vendor using (camera, overhead      scanner, sheet-fed scanner), and what are their requirements (picklist,      etc.)?
# Are there duplicates?&nbsp; How do we decide which is      the best copy if duplicates? (See Ann Marie’s wiki page about Energy      reports about preferences in choices.)
# Binding types and approx. percentages of each type
## Bound
## Stapled
## Spiral Bound
## Loose sheets
# Sense of condition -- as an overview (we will do further      assessment)
## Page count
## Fold out sheets
## Photos
## Fragile Pages
## Reprints, reformatted (these can produce poor-quality       images), such as Mimeographs and old photocopies
# Disposition of originals - what happens to the original      after scanning: storage, circulating stacks, Archives, discard?&nbsp;      (Some options may require items to be rebound, boxes, stapled, foldered,      etc.)
## Should Archives review before discarding?
## Who discards copies? Collections Support Unit

*Scanning:*
# Overhead, sheet fed, requirements for scanning
# Has any part of this collection been digitized?
## If yes, who scanned the items?
## Where were they scanned?
## Where are the digital copies?
## When were the items scanned?
## What specifications were used?
### Full\- text searchable
### What dpi?
### Color, grayscale, or bitonal?

*Metadata:*
# What kinds of “things” do you have in this collection? Examples:      events, notebooks, MIT 150 has events, resources and files,&nbsp; Edgerton      has notebooks and pages,&nbsp; Whirlwind has reports, RLE has reports,      sections.
# What do you imagine for dissemination or publication      streams?&nbsp; Flickr, youtube, DOME, DSpace, etc…
# Content Management system in mind or used (IRIS,      Archivist Toolkit, Filemaker, Barton, etc…)&nbsp;&nbsp;
# Cataloger in mind?