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The Visual Resources Working Group provides a forum for discussion of issues related to digital visual resources on campus, including collection building and development, research and instructional support, policy creation, and public outreach. Members meet monthly and represent key stakeholders on campus (FAL, HFJ, RMC, RLS, Olin/Uris, DCAPS, ILR, Maps, Mann), as well as two rotating members from the general library community.
Included in the charge are the following responsibilities:
- Keep abreast of metadata conventions/development in visual resource arena
- Develop policies regarding passwords, public support, collection development, reference referrals
- Develop project workflows
- Look towards the future of Visual Resources, including multimedia-related issues, and delivery systems (including image-sharing sites such as Flickr, mobile/hand-held delivery, etc.)
- Partner strategically with other constituents on campus who are developing or supporting similar resources
- Prioritize objectives, document yearly accomplishments, reassess as needed
- Coordinate annual or semi-annual public forum on issues relating to digital image collection development and/or use
Members:
Mira Basara
(Digital Media Group, Digital Consulting & Production Services)
Eleanor Brown (Rare & Manuscript Division, Kroch Library)
Kaila Bussert, co-chair (Research & Learning Services, Olin/Uris)
Matt Conway (Herbert F Johnson Museum)
[Jason Kovari (mailto: jak473@cornell.edu)] (Cataloging & Metadata Services)
Danielle Mericle, co-chair (Digital Media Group, Digital Consulting & Production Services)
Boris Michev (Maps, Olin Library)
Barb Morley (ILR)
Linda Stewart (Mann Library)
Liz Muller (Cataloging & Metadata Services; Digital Consulting & Production Services)
Susette Newberry (Research & Learning Services, Olin/Uris)
Maaike Oldemans (Fine Arts Library)
Rick Silterra (DLIT)
Gail Steinhart (Mann Library)
Glen Wiley (Cataloging & Metadata Services; Digital Consulting & Production Services)
Martha Walker (Fine Arts Library)
