How can libraries/academic publishers support scholars doing multi-modal projects (things that can't be published on paper)?

• peer review
• editing support
• open access
• tenure

Examples of projects, ideas for standards, discussion of what scholars (particularly DH scholars) need from publishers

Also video publishing:
    

• Have you done it?
• Expertise: the folks with knowledge in a field are unlikely to aslo be able to make a film about it
• Workflows: how do you keep it from being too infleible?
• Presentation:
  • chapters?
  • closed captions?
  • viewer annotations?

Acronyms: should we use different criteria

Aggregating and curating scholarship from, or on, the open web. Is it possible? Why should we do it? And how? Let's get together to discuss and play with this approach to publishing.

Aggregating and curating web content can be a way to identify new projects for formal publication, distribute work related to your own area of expertise, or share important information within a community. We can talk about the why, and then move on to the how. What is the range of sources and various models? What tools are available?

For the play component, I can demonstrate and provide access to a sandbox with our new PressForward plugin (https://github.com/PressForward/pressforward/wiki/About) , which offers an RSS Reader, collaborative editorial tools, and the ability to republish from within a WordPress dashboard. And if there's interest and time, we can choose some RSS feeds and new content in order to create our own curated publication during the session.