Commentary on Michèle Cloonan’s Plenary Address
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Kathleen Fear
Kathleen M. Fear is Data Librarian at the University of Rochester, River Campus, Rochester, New York. She has published on data reuse and sharing in numerous peer-reviewed journals and received more than a dozen scholarships and awards for her work, most recently the Gary M. Olson Outstanding Doctoral Student and the iConference 2012 Best Paper Award. She holds a Ph.D. from the School of Information, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Abstract
This response paper posits that the crafting of definitions must reflect the concerns of the preservation field and of other related fields as well. Preservation educators must present their work to show their students how to demonstrate the importance of preservation to the wider network of professionals with whom they will collaborate.
About the author
Kathleen M. Fear is Data Librarian at the University of Rochester, River Campus, Rochester, New York. She has published on data reuse and sharing in numerous peer-reviewed journals and received more than a dozen scholarships and awards for her work, most recently the Gary M. Olson Outstanding Doctoral Student and the iConference 2012 Best Paper Award. She holds a Ph.D. from the School of Information, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
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Articles in the same Issue
- Masthead
- From the Editor-in-Chief: Introduction
- I. At the Nexus of Analog and Digital
- At the Nexus of Analog and Digital: Introduction to Papers from a Symposium of Preservation Educators
- II. Clarifying Definitions
- Clarifying Definitions
- Commentary on Michèle Cloonan’s Plenary Address
- Commentary on Michèle Cloonan’s Plenary Address
- III. Bolstering Audiovisual Preservation
- “Separate but Equal?”: Bolstering Audiovisual Preservation
- Commentary on Caroline Frick’s Plenary Address
- Commentary on Caroline Frick’s Plenary Address
- Commentary on Caroline Frick’s Plenary Address
- IV. Integrating Research and Teaching in Preservation Education
- Integrating Research and Teaching in Preservation Education
- Integrating Research, Research Data, and Researchers in Teaching: A Response to Elizabeth Yakel’s Plenary Address
- Flying on Instruments: A Response to Beth Yakel’s Paper on Integrating Research and Teaching
- Commentary on Integrating Research and Teaching
- V. Fostering High Impact Research in the Preservation Field
- Fostering High-Impact Research in the Preservation Field
- Commentary on Fostering High-Impact Research in the Preservation Field
- Fostering High-Impact Research in the Preservation Field: A Response
- Currents and Comments
Articles in the same Issue
- Masthead
- From the Editor-in-Chief: Introduction
- I. At the Nexus of Analog and Digital
- At the Nexus of Analog and Digital: Introduction to Papers from a Symposium of Preservation Educators
- II. Clarifying Definitions
- Clarifying Definitions
- Commentary on Michèle Cloonan’s Plenary Address
- Commentary on Michèle Cloonan’s Plenary Address
- III. Bolstering Audiovisual Preservation
- “Separate but Equal?”: Bolstering Audiovisual Preservation
- Commentary on Caroline Frick’s Plenary Address
- Commentary on Caroline Frick’s Plenary Address
- Commentary on Caroline Frick’s Plenary Address
- IV. Integrating Research and Teaching in Preservation Education
- Integrating Research and Teaching in Preservation Education
- Integrating Research, Research Data, and Researchers in Teaching: A Response to Elizabeth Yakel’s Plenary Address
- Flying on Instruments: A Response to Beth Yakel’s Paper on Integrating Research and Teaching
- Commentary on Integrating Research and Teaching
- V. Fostering High Impact Research in the Preservation Field
- Fostering High-Impact Research in the Preservation Field
- Commentary on Fostering High-Impact Research in the Preservation Field
- Fostering High-Impact Research in the Preservation Field: A Response
- Currents and Comments
