August 24, 2011\u00a0 1:00-2:00 p.m.
\nEllis 4G41<\/p>\n
From the session description:<\/p>\n
Scanning is not so much an art as it is a craft. This webinar offers practical advice based on actual experience gained in scanning published and original material to create PDF files of documents for deposit or publication in the institutional repository.<\/p>\n
Information about equipment and software will be offered with an emphasis on the Adobe Creative Suite: Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop and InDesign.<\/p>\n
Learning Outcomes:
\nAttendees receive information on how to:<\/p>\n
* make high-quality digital files (pdf) from hard copy originals
\n* use Adobe software in preparing documents for an IR
\nWho should attend: Digital librarians, IR managers, digitization workers, anyone with an interest in learning how to produce high-quality digital files.<\/p>\n
Presenter: Paul Royster is the manager of UNL Digital Commons, the institutional repository at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, one of the nation’s largest IRs.<\/p>\n
Paul received his PhD from Columbia University in English and Comparative Literature and had a successful career in publishing before joining the UNL library faculty as the Coordinator for Scholarly Communication.<\/p>\n
Paul is a frequent presenter on topics related to managing and enhancing institutional repositories and has authored or edited material on a variety of other subjects.<\/p>\n
For additional information on Paul and his areas of interest, see: August 24, 2011\u00a0 1:00-2:00 p.m. Ellis 4G41 From the session description: Scanning is not so much an art as it is a craft. This webinar offers practical advice based on actual experience gained in scanning published and original material to…<\/span><\/p>\n
\nhttp:\/\/www.unl.edu\/libr\/liaison\/facultysites\/roysterPaul\/proysterCV.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"