Archives and the Digital Library Book

INTRODUCTION
Archives and Archivists: Key Collaborators in the Digital Library (William E. Landis and Robin L. Chandler)
DEVELOPING NON-LICENSED CONTENT
Committing to Memory: A Project to Publish and Preserve California Local History Digital Resources (Adrian L. Turner)
Technologically Enhanced Archival Collections: Using the Buddy System (Dayna Holz)
California Cultures: Implementing a Model for Virtual Collections (Genie Guerard and Robin L. Chandler)
USABILITY ISSUES AND OPTIONS FOR THE END USER
The Importance of User-Centered Design: Exploring Findings and Methods (Rosalie Lack)
How and Why of User Studies: RLG's RedLightGreen as a Case Study (Merrilee Proffitt)
From Horse-Drawn Wagon to Hot Rod: The University of California's Digital Image Service Experience (Maureen A. Burns)
TECHNOLOGY, PRESERVATION, AND MANAGEMENT ISSUES
Archiving Web Sites for Preservation and Access: MODS, METS and MINERVA (Rebecca Guenther and Leslie Myrick)
Video Preservation and Digital Reformatting: Pain and Possibility (Jerome McDonough and Mona Jimenez)
Digital Archiving and Preservation: Technologies and Processes for a Trusted Repository (Ronald Jantz and Michael Giarlo)
The Complexities of Digital Resources: Collection Boundaries and Management Responsibilities (Joanne Kaczmarek)
The Archivists' Toolkit: Another Step Toward Streamlined Archival Processing (Bradley D. Westbrook, Lee Mandell, Kelcy Shepherd, Brian Stevens, and Jason Varghese)
Index
Reference Notes Included