Finding & Using Images
Oberlin College Library
Finding and Using Images: Digital and Print
Tuesday, January 27th, 2004, 10:00-11:50 am
Finding and Using Images: Digital and Print
Tuesday, January 27th, 2004, 10:00-11:50 am
Agenda
Welcome—Ray English, Director of Libraries
Overview of issues related to finding and using images
Cynthia Comer, Head of Reference & Instruction, Main Library
- Types/formats of images Copyright concerns
Visible Web and Invisible Web
Intellectual access (indexing, cataloging, description)
How and where to find images: demonstration of selected resources
Cynthia Comer
Barbara Prior, Art Librarian, Clarence Ward Art Library
Haipeng Li, Reference Librarian/Outreach Coordinator, Main Library
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Identifying quality web sites
General search engines
Image search engines
Still images
Moving images
Using research databases to find images
Where to get help
Digitizing your own image collection
Alan Boyd, Associate Director of Libraries
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What makes a “collection”?
Standards for organizing and describing image collections
Software for making image collections available
Getting started on a digitization project
Faculty Perspectives – Discussion/Sharing/Questions
Opening comments: Steven Volk, Professor of History and Chair, Latin American Studies
Visual Resources: An On-Line Guide for FYSP-175 ("How Images Matter")
Footnote/Endnote Citation Form: A Short Guide by Steve Volk
Wrap-up, concluding remarks