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My big news today is that I'm leaving the New York Public Library to take a new position at the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, where I'll be the Program Director for Digital Information Technology and the Dissemination of Knowledge, effective September 1. You can watch this space and others for more on where I see that program evolving as I get my feet under me at Sloan, but for the moment, I'd like to indulge in a few thoughts on my time at the New York Public Library. I arrived at NYPL fresh from a relatively small, agile research lab, and was confronted with what could only be described as a hulking, bureaucratic battleship of an institution that took months for me to really get mapped out (hell, it took me a good three weeks before I could confidently find my way around just the big building with the lions out front). Even better, as soon as I started to feel like I knew who was who and what they did, the whole institutional landscape changed, and continued to change over the next three years. One thing I came to understand is that "digital strategy" means a lot of things to a lot of people; my job as Director of Digital Strategy and Scholarship had been newly created, and it fell to me to define what I thought the work entailed. In the end, I came to believe that what the Library needed most was a narrative, a vision for what it would be in a future seen by many as threatened by the gathering digital stormclouds, and I spent a lot of my time (in the eyes of some, probably too much of my time) talking to internal and external audiences, telling them stories about the current and future library. To me, this was and still is a promising story of an institution that is an engine for cultural production, a vibrant trading zone for ideas and experiences that is open to all in a particularly American (and particularly New Yorkish) way, a deeply humanistic vision of people drawn together by the rich collections and empowered by digital technology. As for the Library's "Digital Strategy" proper, it took more forms that I could have possibly expected, from a 25-page whitepaper that was whittled down to 10 pages, then 5, then 5 one-sheets with a paragraph each and bullet points. There were also slide decks. Oh, the slide decks. Slide decks with Booz Allen consultants, slide decks with McKinsey consultants, slide decks with internal consultants. And in the end, after three years of its evolution and numerous organizational configurations, I'm convinced that the core of the strategy to grow usage and deepen engagement is still as sound as when I first tried to graspingly articulate it in 2007. I'd love to post all of those documents for discussion (or at least my overly-thinky 25-page whitepaper), but for now here's the 140-character version:
Focus on user experience. Leverage staff expertise for discovery. Digitize special collections. Proactively seed 3rd-party platforms. Trust the public.
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As became clear, many fields see editionmaking as valid in its own right (i.e, order ambien. worth giving tenure for), Missouri MO Mo. , Order ambien pills, and it seems a much more resonant way to understand many digital humanities "projects" than the scholarly monograph (and offers a path forward for Digital Humanities work beyond the particular focus by funders and others on the rhetoric of "tool-building"). Moreover, ambien online kopen, Cheap ambien overnight delivery, editionmaking is interesting because it happens in a number of professional roles; museums, libraries and archives are as intimately involved with the production of scholarly editions as university faculty, ambien kopen, Wyoming WY Wyo. , unlike other forms of scholarly output.

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The other thought that emerged was that the broader engagement that I and others (notably Cliff Lynch) have been describing as a move from "public humanities" to "citizen humanities" (and for which "crowdsourcing" seems to serve as a useful shorthand) could have very tangible benefits as increased visibility to and participation by the public translates into more public funding. The general perception of the academic humanities as far removed from the daily lives of the general public that is only heightened by isolationist jargon and publishing mechanisms that create rather than break down silos represents a massive failure to make the case for the value of that work to society, and federal/state funding (or the relative lack thereof) follows that lead.

3) How to transition from a moment of physical print publication to the twin production and public engagement phases of digital publishing.

I can't recall who made this point, but the crux of the shift in scholarship is from a moment of ink being fixed on paper to a conversation, an ongoing process of evolving engagement with the ideas in a text. We had a great discussion on Twitter about the idea of scholarly texts as version-controlled software, where Sharon Leon responded to a comment I made about successive editions as version releases by tweeting, "I'm sure lots of people would like to think that, but there are many bug fixes posing as versions out there."

Regardless of the quality of the changes, the mapping scholarly conventions like citation onto a world of mutable texts is at the heart of changing norms for digital scholarship, and one for which the example of scholarly editions might well be instructive. One could well think of editions not just as being authored but as being maintained; there's always potential for more curation, more talmudic commentary around the material at the heart of an edition. If one removes the requirement for a moment of print fixity in order to facilitate dissemination, then the edition becomes a curated data store, always potentially evolving in a way that resonates with the culture of the web itself.

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