The climate change collection: a case study on digital library collection review and the integration of research, education and evaluation

M. McCaffrey, T. Weston
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Validating the scientific quality and potential of digital resources use in classroom settings has become a major focus of recent digital library efforts such as the Digital Library for Earth System Education (DLESE). The Climate Change Collection is thematic collection of digital resources relating to the topic of global climate change and natural climate variability designed as a pilot project for reviewing the scientific quality and pedagogical potential of selected digital resources using a focused and streamlined approach. The collection offers a case-study in integrating research and education through the collaborative efforts of an interdisciplinary review team made up of professionals from the fields of climate research, geoscience education, cognitive psychology, and evaluation. Each participant received a stipend for their involvement in the process. Designed as an experiment in streamlined collection development, it is anticipated that the experience of the Climate Change Collection effort will help inform future digital library review and collection-building efforts
气候变化馆藏:数字图书馆馆藏评审与研、教、评一体化的个案研究
验证课堂环境中数字资源使用的科学质量和潜力已成为最近数字图书馆工作的主要焦点,例如地球系统教育数字图书馆(DLESE)。气候变化数据集是与全球气候变化和自然气候变率主题相关的数字资源的专题数据集,是一个试点项目,旨在采用集中和精简的方法审查选定数字资源的科学质量和教学潜力。由气候研究、地球科学教育、认知心理学和评估等领域的专业人员组成的跨学科审查小组通过合作努力,将研究和教育结合起来,该合集提供了一个案例研究。每个参与者都因参与这个过程而获得一笔津贴。作为精简馆藏发展的一项实验,预计气候变化馆藏工作的经验将有助于为未来的数字图书馆审查和馆藏建设工作提供信息
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