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Accessing Resources Technology and Perspective Hugh Paterson III SIL-UND 30 July 2009 Thursday, July 30, 2009 Motivation Thursday, July 30, 2009 Motivation Why do we do what we do? I know, I care, I value, I appreciate Thursday, July

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Accessing Resources

Hugh Paterson III SIL-UND 30 July 2009 Technology and Perspective

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Motivation

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Motivation

  • Why do we do what we do?
  • I know, I care, I value, I appreciate

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Motivation

  • Why do we do what we do?
  • I know, I care, I value, I appreciate
  • Do I want others to:
  • Know about it?

Appreciate it? Value the work I am involved in?

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Diagram

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Need

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Need Effort

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Need Effort Product

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Example I

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I need a Degree

Example I

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I need a Degree I take some classes and do some field work

Example I

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I need a Degree I take some classes and do some field work I write a Thesis

Example I

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I need a Degree I take some classes and do some field work I archive my data I write a Thesis

Example II

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I need a Degree I need a Degree I take some classes and do some field work I archive my data I write a Thesis

Example II

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I need a Degree I need a Degree I take some classes and do some field work I archive my data I write a Thesis

Example II

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Example III

I need a Degree I use some published data in a course I write a Thesis I need a Degree

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Example III

I need a Degree I use some published data in a course I write a Thesis I archive my publications

I publish in a Journal I publish in a Journal I publish in a Journal I cite I cite I cite I cite I cite I cite I cite I cite

I need a Degree

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Example II

I need a Degree I take some classes and do some field work I write a Thesis I archive my data

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It might be said that the value of the original thesis and archived material is worth 9 citations.

  • One measure of the usefulness of our work is how often it is cited. How do people find

citations? Do we put our material in places for people to find it?

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Example II

I need a Degree I take some classes and do some field work I write a Thesis I archive my data

Cited 5 times Cited 4 times Useful analysis

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It might be said that the value of the original thesis and archived material is worth 9 citations.

  • One measure of the usefulness of our work is how often it is cited. How do people find

citations? Do we put our material in places for people to find it?

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Archive?

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What is an archive? Where do we put them? But what is an archive? Is it internet access? Is it storage space? Is it backup? What is file type updating?

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Access ≠ Archive

  • Access means:

Researchers & Communities have an economical means to view and use the information / materials.

  • Archive means:

There is a reliable place to get copies of the materials from. This place will maintain the materials in a usable condition.

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Backup ≠ Archive

  • Backup means:

To restore my materials to a previous state.

  • Archive means:

I release the materials in a secure location so that others have the opportunity to benefit from my work.

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Perspective

How do we find materials? If I want my work to be used then it needs to be able to be found.

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JSTOR: These graphs reflect meaningful accesses to the JSTOR archive, such as page views, print requests, and searches. Raw

web server hits are at least 4-5 times higher.

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Sharing Info

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How do we share info today? But there are two sides to sharing

  • 1. Giving.
  • 2. Receiving.
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Sharing Info

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How do we share info today? But there are two sides to sharing

  • 1. Giving.
  • 2. Receiving.
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Sharing Info

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How do we share info today? But there are two sides to sharing

  • 1. Giving.
  • 2. Receiving.
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Sharing Info

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How do we share info today? But there are two sides to sharing

  • 1. Giving.
  • 2. Receiving.
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Sharing Info

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How do we share info today? But there are two sides to sharing

  • 1. Giving.
  • 2. Receiving.
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Where do People Look?

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Where do People Look?

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Where do People Look?

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Where do People Look?

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Where do People Look?

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Google and PDF

Google now includes listings of Adobe PDF files from across the web, a first for any major search engine and a feature long overdue for them to offer. PDF, for Portable Document Format, is a popular means for researchers, among many others, to publish information. ... Not all of Google's computers have been updated with the PDF information,...

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PDF’s have not always been searchable, nor have they always shown up in

  • search. http://searchenginewatch.com/2163391
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Google and PDF

2001 8 years ago

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PDF’s have not always been searchable, nor have they always shown up in

  • search. http://searchenginewatch.com/2163391
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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do People Look?

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Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Library, ODIN, JSTOR, Project Muse, OLAC,

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Where do you want your materials advertised?

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  • In pop culture how do we access data? How do we access publications?
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Where do you want your materials advertised?

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Headland 1986 105 & 98

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Headland 1986 105 & 98

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Why foragers do not become farmers: a historical study of a changing Ecosysem and its effects on a Negrito hunter gatherer group in the Philippines

  • Headland 1986

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Headland 1986 105 & 98

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  • Hugh wanted to present the idea that archives can be a place of excitement and adventure if

the proper material is stored in them.

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  • Hugh wanted to present the idea that archives can be a place of excitement and adventure if

the proper material is stored in them.

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Lasting Linguistics

Making a Meaningful Mark

Where do you put the products of your effort? How well do you pass the baton?

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  • He also wanted to leave the distinct impression that SIL-UND (the organization, the students, the staff) could do more with the data they collect.
  • Does your work have value?
  • Mindset of what do I do with my Data?
  • Does your school archive? Do you archive?
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In 2004, there were 2 published documents in Waja this was one of them.

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In 2004, there were 2 published documents in Waja this was one of them.

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  • http://

libguides.library.uwa.edu. au/content.php? pid=32270&sid=349674

  • http://

www.era.lib.ed.ac.uk/ handle/1842/2626

  • http://

artsandsciences.virginia.e du/linguistics/ma/ thesistitles.html

  • http://

www.swarthmore.edu/ SocSci/Linguistics/ Papers/2007/index.html

  • http://roa.rutgers.edu/

index.php3

  • http://www.linguistics-

journal.com/thesis.php

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