TCDL 2007

2007 Texas Conference on Digital Libraries

The University of Texas at Austin
Avaya Auditorium, ACES Building
201 E. 24th Street
Austin, TX 78712

Dates: May 30 – 31, 2007

Keynote Speakers: Don Dyal & Georgia Harper

Don Dyal

Drawing of someone looking through binoculars with text "We need to take a longer view of some of our problems."

Dean of Libraries, Texas Tech University

Opening Keynote Session on May 30, 2007

“When they show up on your driveway with burning torches, make sure you have some marshmallows on hand“

This session discusses ideas about the digital revolution.

Georgia Harper

Scholarly Communications Advisor, The University of Texas at Austin

Closing Keynote Session on May 31, 2007

“TDL in the Scholar’s Space”

Conference Proceedings

The 2007 TCDL Conference Proceedings are available in the Texas Digital Library (TDL) repository.

About the Texas Conference on Digital Libraries

Since 2007, the Texas Digital Library has hosted the annual Texas Conference on Digital Libraries (TCDL). TCDL covers topics relevant to the creation, promotion, dissemination, and preservation of research, scholarship, and cultural heritage digital materials. The goal of TCDL is to bring together those working on digital projects — including outreach librarians, repository managers, catalogers, faculty members, technical staff, and others — in order to build a practical, usable, and sustainable model for digital libraries.

TCDL encourages and welcomes participation from students, scholars, librarians, researchers, faculty, and users from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences. All are welcome!

Read TCDL’s Code of Conduct and Land Acknowledgement.