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Topic: Clusters of CDL Concern
Agenda:
Lightning talk: Hear from two of our community members about investments in CDL development.
Clusters of Concern. These issues have been raised as challenges in previous forum meetings:
consulting with legal counsel;
choosing collections/content/scope of service;
managing the scanning, processing workflows, and file storage; and
controlling the digital lending through technology and best practices.
We will use breakout groups to share our experiences, identify challenges, and discuss our ideas for CDL in these areas. This collaborative forum will give us opportunities to learn from each other and help us build our community of expertise.
Reporting out and discussion
Agenda
Lightning Rounds: Hear from two of our community members who have implemented various aspects of controlled digital lending (Slides from University of Chicago)
Small group discussion activity: Shopping and Sharing your CDL ideas, challenges and opportunities. During this portion of the forum you'll respond to several discussion prompts and questions and meet with colleagues in small groups. This is a great opportunity to pitch or refine an idea you have, share a grant proposal, identify potential collaborators, and consider shared needs and challenges surrounding CDL together. Before the close of the session, we'll report out and determine whether there are any shared needs and community agenda items to tackle together.
Topic: Library Associations and CDL
Recording is available at this link.
Speakers
John Burger - Executive Director, ASERL
Greg Eow - President, CRL
Katherine Klosek - Director of Information Policy, ARL
Tara Murray Grove - Immediate Past-President, SLA
Julie Garrison - President, ACRL Board of Directors
Topic: Foreign and International CDL
Recording is available at this link.
Description: For this CDLI Forum, we are going to examine CDL around the world. Join us as we hear from experts about the implementation, or potential implementation, of CDL under the policies and laws in other jurisdictions. The panelists will each discuss CDL through their lens working in the UK, Canada, India, including a view on CDL from the international library organization, IFLA.
Presenters:
Aishwarya Chaturvedi is an LL.M. from Cornell Law School with a concentration in intellectual property and corporate laws.
David Prosser has been the Executive Director of Research Libraries UK, the representative body for the UK and Ireland’s leading research libraries since March 2010. Physics from Leeds University, UK.
Amanda Wakaruk is the Copyright and Scholarly Communications Librarian at the University of Alberta, a large research university in Canada. Committee and chairs its Crown Copyright Working Group. An advocate for Crown copyright reform, she co-edited the award-winning collection, Government Information in Canada (2019) and established a Canada-wide digital preservation network for government information. Her current research interests include the exploration of the impacts of copyright anxiety and chill. She and her partner were recently short-listed for a Hugo Award.
Christina de Castell is chief librarian & CEO at Vancouver Public Library, and has held roles bridging technology, collections, research and public service in her 20 year career as a librarian.
December 15, 2021
Topic: CDL Year in Review and Looking Ahead
Welcome and Chatham House Rule (the forum will not be recorded)
Lightning Talks
Collaboratively building the future for CDL -- Charlie Barlow, BLC
CDL for ILL update -- Jill Morris, PALCI
NISO CDL working group -- Todd Carpenter, NISO
CDL debate debrief -- Dave Hansen, Duke
Breakout sessions
CDL at your institution: challenges, support, status
Planning for 2022 CDLI forums
CDL for ILL
Burning questions
Brief report-out
Conclusion
September 22, 2021
Welcome and Chatham House Rule (the forum will not be recorded)
NISO work on standardization
Statement on the Use of CDL for ILL Update
CDL Vendor Lightning Talks
Backstage Library Works
Digital Library Systems Group
Ex Libris
Questions and discussion
May 19, 2021
Welcome and Chatham House Rule (the forum will not be recorded)
CDL implementation examples -- 15-minute presentations by 2-3 institutions
CDL opportunities for ILL -- presentation of ideas and principles that expand on the CDL white paper (Hansen/Courtney)
Questions and discussion
April 21, 2021
CDL for Consortia and Interlibrary Loan
Library Futures
Discussion
March 17, 2021
Lightning talks
Sharon Whitfield, Rider University
Robin Sinn, Coordinator, Office of Scholarly Communication at Johns Hopkins University; Robyn Weisman, Director of Resource-Sharing Services at Vanderbilt University -- ASERL Future Thinking resource guide.
Presentation and discussion: SimplyE
James English, Product Development Strategist for Library Simplified/SimplyE, Lyrasis
Rob Cartolano, Associate Vice President, Technology and Preservation, Columbia University Libraries
February 17, 2021
Duke University Press and CDL
A Conversation with NISO: CDL and Standards
January 20, 2021
1. Brief Presentations
Building a CDL Application Using Google
Alma Digital Implementation
A brief update from Internet Archive / Library Leaders Forum
2. Q&A / Open Discussion
Previous Meetings:
Our inaugural meeting was held on Wednesday, October 7th at 3pm EST. Meeting notes and documents are shared in the Documents & Resources section of this website following Chatham House Rule.