Workstream Outputs

An implementation project to expand digital infrastructure options for library publishing programs that are values-aligned, open source, and community-led.

Articulating the need for values-driven, community-supported distributed digital preservation service options and to propose a service model for collaboration that ensures the authority, sustainability, and viability of these options.

A two-year project to investigate, synchronize, and model a range of workflows to increase the capacity of libraries to publish open access, peer-reviewed scholarly journals.

Working to advance and integrate open source publishing infrastructure to provide robust support for library publishing.

A three-year effort studying and advancing the adoption of digital forensics tools and methods in libraries and archives through professional education efforts.

Pilot project to enable small to mid-sized academic libraries in North and South Carolina to explore the possibilities of new digital scholarship services for their researchers.  

This two-year project acted upon the recommendations documented within the “Exploring Open Access Ebook Usage” white paper published by the Book Industry Study Group in 2019. The international project team and its advisors developed and tested open infrastructure, policy and governance models to support a diverse, global data trust for usage data on open access (OA) monographs.

Investigating, synchronizing, and modeling a range of archival workflows for born-digital content