Core Technical Services Directors of Large Research Libraries Interest Group

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

I agree with Beacher.

   John

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

I agree with Beacher.

   John

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

+1 to recording.

Best,

Claire

Claire DeMarco, she/her/hers

Interim Head of Information & Technical Services

Associate Director for UX & Strategy

HARVARD LIBRARY

Champions of Curiosity

library.harvard.edu

claire_demarco@harvard.edu

I agree with Beacher.

   John

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

I agree to posting publicly.

Adolfo

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

Me, too, on making the recording public. Following up on Dracine's point about duration, let's have a conversation sometime about how long to keep the recordings around. Best, all. Marty

I agree to posting publicly.

Adolfo

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

Me, too, on making the recording public. Following up on Dracine's point about duration, let's have a conversation sometime about how long to keep the recordings around. Best, all. Marty

I agree to posting publicly.

Adolfo

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

30 days? 45?

Dracine

Me, too, on making the recording public. Following up on Dracine's point about duration, let's have a conversation sometime about how long to keep the recordings around. Best, all. Marty

I agree to posting publicly.

Adolfo

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

A month/30 days would seem appropriate.

Adolfo

30 days? 45?

Dracine

Me, too, on making the recording public. Following up on Dracine's point about duration, let's have a conversation sometime about how long to keep the recordings around. Best, all. Marty

I agree to posting publicly.

Adolfo

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

Can we assume we will still have written notes from the meeting, which will stick around after the recording is gone?

  John

A month/30 days would seem appropriate.

Adolfo

30 days? 45?

Dracine

Me, too, on making the recording public. Following up on Dracine's point about duration, let's have a conversation sometime about how long to keep the recordings around. Best, all. Marty

I agree to posting publicly.

Adolfo

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov

Can we assume we will still have written notes from the meeting, which will stick around after the recording is gone?

  John

A month/30 days would seem appropriate.

Adolfo

30 days? 45?

Dracine

Me, too, on making the recording public. Following up on Dracine's point about duration, let's have a conversation sometime about how long to keep the recordings around. Best, all. Marty

I agree to posting publicly.

Adolfo

I support making the recording available publicly. Now that Core is using Zoom, I think it would be appropriate for it to be available for a limited time but not for all eternity.

Dracine Hodges

Associate University Librarian for Technical Services

Duke University Libraries

I have no objections.  I view making the recordings publicly available the same as having interest folk attend our in person meetings

beacher

Beacher Wiggins, Director

Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access

Library of Congress

101 Independence Avenue SE

Washington DC 20540

202 707 5797  bwig@loc.gov