Old Serials, Dirty Data: Print Retention as an Opportunity

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2018-07-03

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© 2018, Published with license by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. This article summarizes the presentation by Beverly Dowdy and Mandy Hurt at the 27th annual North Carolina Serials Conference in 2018. Dowdy described Duke University Libraries’ participation in print retention programs for serial works. Hurt described the workflow for recording retention data in Duke University Libraries’ integrated library system (ILS) as well as updating descriptive data for serials to match national standards.

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10.1080/00987913.2018.1525257

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Samples, J, B Dowdy and M Hurt (2018). Old Serials, Dirty Data: Print Retention as an Opportunity. Serials Review, 44(3). pp. 217–220. 10.1080/00987913.2018.1525257 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/20457.

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Jacquie Samples

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Jacquie provides leadership as the Head of the Metadata & Discovery Strategy Department at Duke University Libraries.  This department was created to function as an innovation think-tank for the Technical Services division, where the staff work to facilitate data normalization, improve workflows, and to consider the evolution of linked data in libraries.  Jacquie also collaborates with Lesley Looper in maintaining the research guide "Family History and Genealogy" for the Libraries. Jacquie is a member of the editorial boards for the publications Serials Review and The Journal of Library Metadata.


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