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=== Building a Digital Public Library for Afghanistan ===
''''' Dunyau Maqsoudi-Moreno (Academy of Art University) ''''' <br/>
Countries lacking internet connectivity, computer hardware, and equipment, while having limited capacities in terms of digital support, have limited access to information, which is crucial to increasing literacy ratings in developing countries. Hence, it is essential for a developing country like Afghanistan to undertake a digital initiative aimed at establishing a digital public library, which will not only curb its current illiteracy rations, but also offer greater potential for the country’s current and future youth. This is especially relevant for younger generation of females in Afghanistan, where due to societal norms, women in provinces and even in some city centers are prevented from going outside of their home to seek education. A digital library may be the medium that liberates Afghan women by bringing education to their homes without compromising their safety. This paper explores the potential benefits of establishing a digital public library for Afghanistan, and its findings will provide relevant information to information professionals with a passion for providing access to countries that do not have the luxury or support to do so. It includes four relevant case studies (two in-country and two from other developing countries), as well as a set of recommendations for the successful establishment of a digital library in Afghanistan.
→Schedule
*'''Planning Committee:''' Kevin Beswick, Bret Davidson, Mike Kastellec, Mia Partlow, Hannah Rainey
= Livestream Recording =
A recording of the livestream for Code4Lib Southeast 2019 is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICbLVnCHpnw
= Schedule/Slides =
{| class="wikitable"
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! Start time !! End time !! Title !! Presenter(s)
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|8:30 AM || 9:00 AM || Breakfast & Registration || Planning Committee
|- style="background-color: #B2BABB"
|9:00 AM || 9:15 AM || Welcome & Announcements || Planning Committee
|-
| 9:15 AM || 9:30 AM || Grant-funded open source software: lessons learned from the initial release [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Bk3kiFD4XWYOTEsDpu4PaBhdKWeQMi-sKD9r4CBFP_o/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Sharon Luong, Erica Titkemeyer (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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| 9:30 AM || 9:45 AM || Getting Serious About Open Access Advocacy: Ten Practical Repository UI and Metadata Revisions to Help Your Library Champion the Cause [https://bit.ly/2YTrZ7o (slides)] || Maggie Dickson & Sean Aery (Duke University)
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| 9:45 AM || 10:00 AM || Annotation of IIIF resources [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AXiNqvJy2OsvxfwzUMm5lulqeTye_j6H/view?usp=sharing (slides)] || Niqui O’Neill (NC State University)
|-
|10:00 AM || 10:15 AM || Wrangling Images at the Digitization Rodeo [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfWJ0_s55oXOUstSk92YjdqZFJBeHFTT2pFdTNqOXVJOTlr (slides)] || Jeremy D. Moore (University of Tennessee)
|-
|10:15 AM || 10:30 AM || Drupal 7 to Drupal 8: Our Journey [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1J3lQT-Lx4cOFl8u5JX9sTRmp1U-0y67ZqehcnJnfb2U/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Erik Olson, Meredith Wynn (NC State University)
|- style="background-color: #B2BABB"
|10:30 AM || 10:45 AM || Break ||
|-
|10:45 AM || 11:00 AM || Improving Library Workflows with Serverless Technologies [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfWJ0_s55oXeGhJZWxZb2c3by1RdlJnLU50ZnpUTXJRREVn (slides)] || Karen Coombs (OCLC)
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|11:00 AM || 11:15 AM || Metadata Cartography: MAPping metadata for a repository migration [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfWJ0_s55oXRkVwLW1iNW56MzBUZ2FYb3Q1a2VWUlFlaTFF (slides)] || Anna Goslen and Rebekah Kati (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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|11:15 AM || 11:30 AM || Asserting for Success: Leveraging TravisCI, Bash, and Unit Tests to Ensure Metadata Transformations Do What We Expect [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RMEnGwQ6BH-_W9VkZfqIo71lEy682VoRWTxAZaY2kqI/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Mark Baggett (University of Tennessee)
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|11:30 AM || 11:45 AM || Born-Digital Workflows at the Rose Library [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LpFACEe-JD-Vg8kB4CUhBmM1XcaSKQB2td-2qo52Yac/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Brenna Edwards (Emory University)
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|11:45 AM || 11:50 PM || Heroku to the Rescue! [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfWJ0_s55oXVXRqYkdLTndfWG9MVGFuWGJLLWQ0WE5PYkxZ (slides)] || Meredith L. Hale (University of Tennessee)
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|11:50 AM || 11:55 AM || Integrating the Cantaloupe IIIF Server into Hyrax/Samvera [https://slides.com/ksclarke/integrating-cantaloupe (slides)] || Kevin S. Clarke (UCLA)
|- style="background-color: #B2BABB"
|11:55 AM || 1:15 PM || Lunch ||
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|1:15 PM || 1:30 PM || Dead Simple Catalog Indexer: Using Solr for better MARC searching [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BBAQvO48C1Yu9RVkncRAOJgwCSVWVVPFZBzP5eUzsok/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Dennis Christman (Duke University)
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|1:30 PM || 1:45 PM || Longleaf: a repository-independent command-line utility for applying digital preservation processes to files [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nZdaDp43APBXQ5bIQHlCZe8XFgTpxfYodtBaaiO1o98/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Benjamin Pennell; Jason Casden (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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|1:45 PM || 1:50 PM || Replacing aging ipads with low cost DIY solutions [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfWJ0_s55oXZGRrdkU4cW5hMkNUbTNYQjNxVU42emdCSXhF (slides)] || Jason Fleming (University of North Carolina Wilmington)
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|1:50 PM || 1:55 PM || Raspberry PioT: Teaching the Internet of Things with the Raspberry Pi [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ5umXDkCo9VQPitsYTmBMQfu-OLHpmbvcKWbsACqKHVizha39MiZBt0DoUrJ7-XEP7kWwCKb3haA6f/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=60000 (slides)] || Colin Nickels (NC State University)
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|1:55 PM || 2:00 PM || New Roots: Developing a Bilingual Omeka site [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfWJ0_s55oXa29UTFhjUDN4RlBDaktpUVVHOVNySHV2Qk1n (slides)] || Emily Brassell (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
|- style="background-color: #B2BABB"
|2:00 PM || 2:15 PM || Break ||
|-
|2:15 PM || 2:20 PM || Using Python’s Pandas Data Analysis Library for Digital Collections Assessment [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfWJ0_s55oXRlA4b1N1R3R2ZEExMTAybVZ2aVUzRjVJTzZJ (slides)] || Julia Gootzeit; Morgan McKeehan (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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|2:20 PM || 2:25 PM || Scaling Up R Instruction using RStudio Cloud + Zoom at NC State [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1F-_S9uE_Y2Ufa-oko_GS30znlT1JSEAMSV7xhXrvpcQ/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Alison Blaine (NC State University)
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|2:25 PM || 2:30 PM || Building Bridges: The Triangle Digital Humanities Network as a Model for Navigating Inter-Institutional Collaboration [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QVYC5YXq3AXpR5FpRkrKQHXNctT4MSt8IWtDXsors4o/edit#slide=id.p (slides)] || Claire Cahoon (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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|2:30 PM || 2:45 PM || An evolving Hyrax: two approaches to adapting open-source digital repository software for mediated data deposit [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1loe9nnguQnZPMKCha0BbiZCSbSkiymuZhoWxmyGvlis/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Moira Downey; Jocelyn Triplett; Jennifer Darragh (Duke University)
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|2:45 PM || 3:00 PM || Embracing the Mess: An Approach to Utilizing All Potential Data Sources [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Edic8tgzgS5ZCG2FzQoAJMz1eA0uMN_JXgCoDcsXdNo/edit?usp=sharing (slides)] || Luke Aeschleman (NC State University)
|- style="background-color: #B2BABB"
|3:00 PM || 3:15 PM || Break ||
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|3:15 PM || 4:00 PM || Breakouts ||
|- style="background-color: #B2BABB"
|4:00 PM || 4:15 PM || Future of Code4Lib Southeast || Everyone
|- style="background-color: #B2BABB"
|4:15 PM || 5:00 PM || Optional Tour of Hunt Library ||
|-
|}
= Abstracts =
== 15 minute talks ==
''''' Anna Goslen, Rebekah Kati (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) ''''' <br/>
The Carolina Digital Repository (CDR) at UNC-Chapel Hill will migrate from custom Fedora to Samvera Hyrax. As part of the content remediation process and preparation for storage and display in the new system, we need to migrate our MODS metadata to RDF. In this presentation, we will explain our repository and metadata use cases, describe the Metadata Application Profile creation process and offer advice and best practices for attendees who are contemplating their own Fedora to Hyrax content migration. We will discuss how legacy content, desired features, and system limitations each informed our decision making.
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=== Drupal 7 to Drupal 8: Our Journey ===
''''' Erik Olson, Meredith Wynn (NC State University) ''''' <br/>
Drupal 8 has some sorely needed improvements and many nice upgrades from Drupal 7. New tools like Symfony, Twig, and Composer alone make it worth the upgrade. Because of these new tools there are substantial changes in the way Drupal 8 is built and manages its data model.<br/>
Topics include:
* Benefits of Drupal’s “Migrate” module Who should and what it lacksshouldn’t migrate* How to migrate viewsWhat’s new in Drupal 8* How What to structure your yaml files for your custom content typesdo before you migrate* Rewriting templates in TwigGeneral overview of migration process
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