Worksets expand the scholarly utility of digital libraries

Scholars using digital libraries and archives routinely create worksets—aggregations of digital objects—as a way to segregate resources of interest for in-depth scrutiny. To illustrate how worksets can enhance the scholarly utility of digital library content, we distill from prior user studies three...

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Main Authors: Page, K, Jett, J, Cole, T, Kudeki, D, Bainbridge, D, Organisciak, P, Stephen Downie, J
Format: Conference item
Published: Association for Computing Machinery 2018
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description Scholars using digital libraries and archives routinely create worksets—aggregations of digital objects—as a way to segregate resources of interest for in-depth scrutiny. To illustrate how worksets can enhance the scholarly utility of digital library content, we distill from prior user studies three key objectives for worksets (extra-digital library manipulation, intra-itemproperties, and robust representations), and discuss how they motivated the workset model being developed at the HathiTrust Research Center (HTRC). We describe how HTRC’s implementation of its RDF-compliant workset model helps to satisfy these objectives.
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