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Main Authors: Vinson, Christopher G., Boyd, Kate Foster
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2008
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ873167
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author Vinson, Christopher G.
Boyd, Kate Foster
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Boyd, Kate Foster
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contents Cracking the Egg: The South Carolina Digital Library's New Perspective Vinson, Christopher G. Boyd, Kate Foster Electronic Libraries Consortia Library Associations State Federal Aid Holistic Approach Elementary Secondary Education Research Universities Archives Public Libraries State Government Library Services This article explores the historical foundations of the South Carolina Digital Library, a collaborative statewide program that ties together academic special collections and archives, public libraries, state government archives, and other cultural resource institutions in an effort to provide the state with a comprehensive database of online digital resources. This article examines how both grants and institutional support have come to define the project's future by strengthening its infrastructure. The South Carolina Digital Library is poised to complete its latest grant, which will institute three regional scanning centers across the state, develop lesson plans for K-12 classrooms using digital collections in South Carolina, and help purchase a multi-site server to combine the collections of three of South Carolina's major universities. Despite the recent major accomplishments of the organization, many challenges still face the South Carolina Digital Library as it attempts to build broad infrastructural and financial stability. (Contains 16 notes.)
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spellingShingle Cracking the Egg: The South Carolina Digital Library's New Perspective
Vinson, Christopher G.
Boyd, Kate Foster
Electronic Libraries
Consortia
Library Associations
State Federal Aid
Holistic Approach
Elementary Secondary Education
Research Universities
Archives
Public Libraries
State Government
Library Services
Cracking the Egg: The South Carolina Digital Library's New Perspective Vinson, Christopher G. Boyd, Kate Foster Electronic Libraries Consortia Library Associations State Federal Aid Holistic Approach Elementary Secondary Education Research Universities Archives Public Libraries State Government Library Services This article explores the historical foundations of the South Carolina Digital Library, a collaborative statewide program that ties together academic special collections and archives, public libraries, state government archives, and other cultural resource institutions in an effort to provide the state with a comprehensive database of online digital resources. This article examines how both grants and institutional support have come to define the project's future by strengthening its infrastructure. The South Carolina Digital Library is poised to complete its latest grant, which will institute three regional scanning centers across the state, develop lesson plans for K-12 classrooms using digital collections in South Carolina, and help purchase a multi-site server to combine the collections of three of South Carolina's major universities. Despite the recent major accomplishments of the organization, many challenges still face the South Carolina Digital Library as it attempts to build broad infrastructural and financial stability. (Contains 16 notes.)
title Cracking the Egg: The South Carolina Digital Library's New Perspective
topic Electronic Libraries
Consortia
Library Associations
State Federal Aid
Holistic Approach
Elementary Secondary Education
Research Universities
Archives
Public Libraries
State Government
Library Services
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ873167