The DLF Newsletter is a web-based publication in which the members report -- to the rest of the DLF and beyond -- on new
digital library services, collections, projects, and challenges.
California Digital Library |
Carnegie Mellon |
Columbia |
Cornell |
Dartmouth College |
Emory |
Harvard |
Indiana |
Johns Hopkins |
New York Public Library |
New York University |
North Carolina State |
Stanford |
University of California, Berkeley |
Michigan |
University of Southern California |
Tennessee |
Virginia |
Washington |
Yale
Carnegie Mellon University |
Cornell University |
Harvard University |
Indiana University |
Library of Congress |
Michigan University |
New York University |
University of Southern California
Columbia University |
North Carolina State University |
Pennsylvania State University |
Stanford University |
University of Pennsylvania |
University of Tennessee |
University of Texas at Austin |
University of Virginia |
University of Washington |
Yale University |
California Digital Library |
Cornell University |
Harvard University |
Library of Congress |
University of Michigan |
University of Minnesota |
University of Southern California
Columbia University |
North Carolina State University |
Pennsylvania State University |
Stanford University |
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
University of Pennsylvania |
University of Tennessee |
University of Texas at Austin |
University of Virginia |
Yale University
California Digital Library |
Carnegie Mellon University |
Cornell University |
Emory University |
Harvard University |
Indiana University |
Library of Congress |
University of Chicago |
University of Michigan |
University of Minnesota
Both of the following databases are being updated at present, and may not currently reflect all projects and publications in the newsletters.
The Newsletter also acts as a gateway onto two registries that provide a clearinghouse of members' digital library expertise and activities. The registries, developed and maintained by the Director's office on the basis of information supplied by members in their Newsletter reports, include:
documenting the digital library - a web-searchable databases of policies, strategies, working papers, standards and other application guidelines, and technical documentation developed by DLF members to inform or reflect upon their digital library development activities; and
digital collections - a web-searchable database of members' publicly available digital collections.
Please note: the database of recent and forthcoming events has been replaced by postings on the dlf-announce listserv.