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Digital Content Reuse Assessment Framework Toolkit
- Santi Thompson
- Elizabeth Joan Kelly
- Ayla Stein Kenfield
- Kinza Masood
- Caroline Muglia
- Ali Shiri
- Liz Woolcott
- Joyce Chapman
- Derrick Jefferson
- Myrna Morales
- Ranti Junus
- Ranti Junus
- Nicole Hennig
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Description: Repository for publicatins, presentations, and outputs for the IMLS-funded Digital Content Reuse Assessment Framework Toolkit (D-CRAFT)
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Developing a Framework for Measuring Reuse of Digital Objects
The project team will undertake a needs assessment to research the use cases and ideal functionality of a future toolkit for assessing the reuse of di...
Ethical Reuse of GLAM(R) Digital Content
In this lightning talk, the project team shared current progress and invited feedback from museum professionals on a draft of the Code of Ethics for e...
Draft Use Cases and Recommended Practices for Reuse Assessment
Archive and digital library practitioners measure "use" of our digital collections using access metrics but we rarely measure their "reuse" in researc...
Measuring Reuse of Digital Library Collections: Discovery, Assessment & Sharing
Presented at Charleston Conference 2019.
We measure the ‘use’ of assets in our digital collections. But we rarely measure their ‘reuse’ in social m...
Assessing Transformation: Findings from the Measuring Reuse Project
Conference paper for the 2018 Library Assessment Conference
D-CRAFT Ethical Guidelines - Summary of Feedback
High-level synopsis of feedback the D-CRAFT received from the digital library community on the proposed Ethical Guidelines for Assessing Reuse
The Process for Developing Ethical Considerations for Assessment of Use and Reuse of Digital Objects
Presentation for CORE at ALA Annual 2021
Developing Recommended Practices and Ethical Guidelines for assessing reuse of digital content
Conference paper post print that accompanies a presentation given at the 2020 Library Assessment Conference.
Developing best practices and ethical guidelines for assessing reuse of digital content
Presentation given at the 2020 Library Assessment Conference
Toward a definition of digital object reuse
– The purpose of this paper is to present conceptual definitions for digital object use and reuse.
Typically, assessment of digital repository content...
D-CRAFT Project Update
Update on the D-CRAFT Project presented at DLF Forum 2022
Digital content reuse assessment: An emerging framework for future digital library research and development
Paper presented at the Proceedings of the Annual Conference of CAIS / Actes Du congrès Annuel De l’ACSI
Best practices for assessing reuse of digital content: Educational and instructional design perspectives
Conference paper post-print accompanying presentation given at the Library Assessment Conference 2022
Best practices for assessing reuse of digital content: Instructional design perspectives
Slides for the presentation given at the Library Assessment Conference 2022. Presented on November 03, 2022.
D-CRAFT Literature Review
A set of focused coding data files on works including in the literature review informing the Digital Content Reuse Assessment Framework Toolkit projec...
Collecting Digital Object Reuse Data and Assessing it with Care
Presented at the 2023 Open Repositories conference in Stellenbosch, South Africa
Introducing D-CRAFT: A Toolkit for Assessing reuse of Digital Objects in Your Collections
Digital libraries are increasingly challenged with the task of assessing reuse of digital objects in their collections. This can be a complex and time...
Ethical Considerations and Guidelines for the Assessment of Use and Reuse of Digital Objects
English, Spanish, and Chinese PDF versions of the "Ethical Considerations and Guidelines for the Assessment of Use and Reuse of Digital Objects", whic...
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