Web Media Collective, The Ohio State University

Presentations

Sustainable Digital Collections: A Collaborative Model

Panel from The Ohio State University’s Web Media Collective Project
Visual Resources Association Annual Conference
March 9, 2005 11:00AM – 12:30PM

Moderator: Lorrie McAllister
Presenters: Diane Dagefoerde, Lorrie McAllister, Stephanie Bernhardt, George Abraham

Presentation & Session Handouts

Presentation	Handouts
Web Media Collective Background & Collaborative Model Diane Dagefoerde dagefoerde.2@osu.edu Web Media Collective	Collaborative Model
Sustainability Through Collaboration, Curatorial Perspective Lorrie McAllister mcallister.50@osu.edu Knowlton School of Architecture	Image Management Systems Digital Collection Readiness Checklist Digital Collection Production Workflow
Sustainability Through Collaboration, Curatorial Perspective Stephanie Bernhardt bernhardt.24@osu.edu Department of History of Art
Sustainability Through Collaboration, Technological Perspective George Abraham abraham.46@osu.edu Web Media Collective	Project Tracking/Management Digital Collection Disaster Prevention

Case Study

Learn more about the Web Media Collective's research efforts by reviewing the following Case Study, developed when Computerworld selected The Web Media Collective as a 2003 Computerworld Honors Laureate.

The Web Media Collective is proud to be one of only 300 projects selected worldwide for this honor. This award automatically nominates the project for the distinguished Computerworld 21st-Century Achievement Award in the Media, Arts & Entertainment category. Bill Gates of Microsoft put forth the nomination on behalf of the Web Media Collective and The Ohio State University. The full case study can be viewed at Web Media Collective Case Study 2003.