Please join your colleagues in the Lamont Forum Room on Friday, May 15, from noon
until 1:30 pm, for a brown-bag lunch entitled:
A Repository in Prose: Being a Story of the DRS – Past, Present, and Future
In 2000, the Harvard University Library's Digital Repository Service (DRS)
accepted its first deposit: an image from the Hedda Morrison Photographs
of China in HCL's Harvard-Yenching Library. As of April 2009, the
DRS holds 11,852,291 files. What will the next-generation system –
DRS 2 – and associated preservation services look like in the next few
years?
Join Andrea Goethals, digital preservation and repository manager, and Wendy
Marcus Gogel, digital projects program librarian, both from HUL's Office for
Information Systems. They will discuss the past, present, and future of
HUL's Digital Repository Service.
This talk is co-presented by the Professional Development Committee of the
Librarians Assembly and the Learning Opportunities Standing Committee.
If you have any questions about this program or would like more
information please contact Deborah Garson or Marilyn Morgan.
Deborah S. Garson
Head of Research and Instruction Services
Lecturer on Education
Monroe C. Gutman Library
Harvard University Graduate School of Education
