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Resources
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View a sampling of commercial
and locally digitized resources available to the
Harvard community through programs such as LDI
and OCP.
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Harvard University's Library Digital Initiative (LDI) is a comprehensive program begun
in 1998 to develop the University's capacity to manage digital information by:
- creating the technical infrastructure to support
the acquisition, organization, delivery, and archiving of digital
library materials;
- providing a team of specialists to advise librarians
and others in the University community on key issues in the digital
environment;
- providing librarians and staff with experience
in a wide range of technologies and digital materials; and,
- enriching the Harvard University Library collections
with a significant set of digital resources
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General information, reports (including the
original LDI proposal) and meeting notes about the establishment
and activities of LDI.
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A series of Harvard challenge grants
for digital projects to test and promote infrastructure
development and contribute rich digital content to the
library.
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LDI provides expertise and assistance to the
Harvard Community on digital acquisitions, metadata, and reformatting,
as well as information on intellectual property and copyright.
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Central infrastructure includes systems for
storage access and delivery. Related collaborative projects,
pilots and technical experiments are also integral to LDI
and include efforts in digital preservation.
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