Curate Camp 2010
Perry
services, at the University of California, Berkeley, August 16-17,
2010. Thanks to the generous support of Penn State's Digital Library
Technologies group and the California Digital Library, food (breakfast
and lunch) and lodging will be provided at no cost during the
conference. Lodging will be single rooms in the UC-Berkeley dorms on
the Clark Kerr Campus from August 15-17. You are responsible for your
travel arrangements and off-campus lodging arrangements should you
prefer the hotel experience to the dormitory experience. Space is
limited, so register today:
http://curatecamp2010.eventbrite.com
More information at:
http://groups.google.com/group/digital-curation/web/curation-technology-sig?hl=en
peterVG
late notice for me as I will be on family holidays. I hope to see some
updates on this group and wiki page? Have a great camp!
Cheers,
--peter
P.S. Would be great to follow-up on any CurateCamp discussion/action
items and the OpenRepositories Micro-services BoF session at a BoF
session at iPress Vienna, September)
Michael J. Giarlo
In addition to the OR10 BOF and CURATEcamp in August, I am pleased to
announce that our (Penn State's and UCSD's) IDCC10 proposal for a
full-day workshop on digital curation tools has been accepted. IDCC10
will be in Chicago, IL, and the workshop will be on December 6th.
-Mike
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Delphine Khanna
post-conference session at the DLF Forum (Nov 1-3 in Palo Alto, CA).
Delphine
Delphine Khanna wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It is great to see all these digital curation/micro-services events
> shaping up!
>
> I wanted to remind everybody that, as Mike alluded to, we will have a
> Micro-services BOF session at Open Repositories 2010.
>
> Here is the official description:
>
> **********************
> Curation Micro-services
> Organizers: Stephen Abrams, California Digital Library; Delphine
> Khanna, University of Pennsylvania
> Room Reino Unido A, [Wednesday, July 7,] 15:45-16:45
>
> Curation Micro-services propose a non-monolithic approach to building
> repository infrastructure from a set of small, independent services.
> This BOF will give people a chance to continue the discussion started
> in the talk "Curation Micro-services: Repositories as Pipelines"
> (Stephen Abrams et al.), focusing particularly on best practices,
> recommendations to get started, and potential areas for collaboration.
> ***********************
> http://or10.crowdvine.com/pages/bof
>
>
> Since this is a pretty short session, we are thinking that the best
> would be to focus primarily on the notion of *curation micro-services
> community*, as this seems the most timely topic. How can we best
> foster the emergence of such a community? How do we encourage
> experience sharing? (There is already quite a bit happening in that
> realm, e.g., the upcoming Curate camp) And beyond that, how can we
> enable software sharing/collaborative development?
>
> So if you are attending OR, we very much hope we'll see you at the
> session.
>
> Delphine
>
>
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Delphine Khanna, Digital Projects Librarian
University of Pennsylvania Library (http://www.library.upenn.edu)
ITaDD Department, Room 335W, 3420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel:215.573.9086 | Fax:215.898.0559 | Email:delp...@pobox.upenn.edu
Delphine Khanna
Delphine
--
Michael J. Giarlo
and iPRES if folks are interested. Sadly I won't be able to attend
either conference this year, but I'll support them however I can.
Of course the less I am involved, the more successful they will be. ;)
-Mike