Digitization Coordination Workshop Report

Laurence Livermore, H. Little, Jillian Goodwin, Sylvia Orli, Helen Hardy, Frederik Berger, Emily Braker, Jacqueline Chapman, Lauren Cohen, Sharon Grant, Jesse Grosso, David Jennings, Austin Mast, Gary Motz, Gil Nelson, Nelson Rios, Vincent Rossi, Franziska Schuster, Rebecca Snyder, Kira M. Sobers, Patrick Sweeney, Kimberly Watson, Alyson Wilkins, Jennifer Zaspel, Breda M Zimkus, Diane Zorich
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Many larger museums and archives have begun to implement a centralized approach to digitization of collections by creating Digitization Coordinator positions. This new effort has initiated a singular vision for digitization that incorporates priorities, workflows, and resources to greatly improve the efficiency and throughput of digitization in collections. Smaller institutions are now starting to see the benefit of creating a more structured cross-disciplinary approach to digitization, allowing for better awareness and resourcing of digitization needs. The workshop brought together natural sciences digitization professionals from the USA and EU, highlighting lessons learned and best practices to realize the benefits of a coordinated approach including advocacy for digitization, accelerating digitization efficiency and, ultimately, increasing digital collections access and usability to address societal challenges, such as biodiversity decline. Insights, lessons learned and initial thoughts on best practices are described, and the supporting workshop resources are shared so that others can benefit.
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数字化协调研讨会报告
许多规模较大的博物馆和档案馆已开始通过设立数字化协调员职位来实施藏品数字化的集中方法。这一新的努力启动了数字化的单一愿景,将优先事项、工作流程和资源结合在一起,大大提高了藏品数字化的效率和吞吐量。规模较小的机构现在也开始意识到采用结构更合理的跨学科数字化方法的好处,从而能够更好地了解数字化需求并为其提供资源。此次研讨会汇聚了来自美国和欧盟的自然科学数字化专业人士,重点介绍了经验教训和最佳做法,以实现协调方法的益处,包括倡导数字化、加快数字化效率,以及最终提高数字藏品的可访问性和可用性,以应对生物多样性减少等社会挑战。本报告介绍了有关最佳做法的见解、经验教训和初步想法,并分享了研讨会的辅助资源,以便他人从中受益。
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