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 Curriculum Vitae
San Jose: Clark Hall 418J
Telephone:
1-408-924-2729
Teaching & Professional Interests
- Acquisitions Theory and Practice
- Archival Collections
- Archival Description / RAD
- Archives and Records Centers
- Arts / Humanities Literatures
- Classification and Subject Analysis
- Computer / Information Networks
- Copyright / Intellectual Property
- Database and Other Retrieval Systems
- Descriptive Cataloguing / AACR
- Digital / Virtual Libraries
- Distance Education in LIS
- Electronic Documents
- Graphic Materials: Maps / Art / etc.
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Information Architecture
- Information Retrieval Theory and Practice
- Information Systems and Technologies
- Information Technology Management
- Information Visualization
- Information and Society / Culture
- LIS Education and Programs
- LIS Faculty and Students
- LIS as a Profession
- Libraries and Society / Culture
- Metadata and Semantic Web
- Music
- Online Catalog Retrieval Systems
- Organization of Information
- Political Economy of Information
- Preservation of Collections
- Records Management
- Research Methods
- Serving Disabled Populations
- Serving Multicultural Populations
- Social / Community Informatics
- Special Collections / Rare Books
- Users and Uses of Information Systems
Research Interests
- Archival Collections
- Archival Description / RAD
- Archives and Records Centers
- Arts / Humanities Literatures
- Books / Printing / Publishing Industry
- Classification and Subject Analysis
- Computer / Information Networks
- Continuing Education in LIS
- Database and Other Retrieval Systems
- Descriptive Cataloguing / AACR
- Digital / Virtual Libraries
- Electronic Documents
- Government Documents
- Graphic Materials: Maps / Art / etc.
- History of Information Science
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Information Architecture
- Information Retrieval Theory and Practice
- Information Systems and Technologies
- Information Technology Management
- Information Visualization
- Information and Society / Culture
- Intellectual Freedom and Censorship
- Knowledge / IR Management
- LIS Faculty and Students
- Libraries and Society / Culture
- Metadata and Semantic Web
- Music
- Online Catalog Retrieval Systems
- Organization of Information
- Pedagogy in LIS
- Political Economy of Information
- Preservation of Collections
- Records Management
- Research Methods
- Serving Disabled Populations
- Serving Multicultural Populations
- Social / Community Informatics
- Special Collections / Rare Books
- Users and Uses of Information Systems
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Lori A. Lindberg
Lecturer
Lori Lindberg is a lecturer in the Master of Archives and Records Administration (MARA) degree at SLIS and the archives specialization in the MLIS degree. In addition to her academic work, Lori is an archival consultant having work relationships with entities large and small, including the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, California State Parks, and the State of California Department of Industrial Relations. She is a member of the Society of California Archivists, the Academy of Certified Archivists, ARMA International and the Society of American Archivists (SAA), where she has served on numerous award committees and as Chair of the Archival Educators" Roundtable.
Courses Taught
Education
- MLIS (Library and Information Science) San José State University (2000)
- BA (English Literature) San Francisco State University (1996)
Academic & Professional Experience
- Lecturer, School of Library and Information Science, San José State University (2003-)
- Lecturer (part-time), School of Library and Information Science, San José State University (2002-2003)
- Professional experience: see curriculum vitae
Selected Publications (last five years only)
For other publications and presentations, see Curriculum Vitae PDF above.
- Gilliland, A., Lindberg, L., McCargar, V., Langmead, A., et al. (2008). Part Six - Investigating the Roles and Requirements, Manifestations and Management of Metadata in the Creation of Reliable and Preservation of Authentic Digital Entities: Description Cross-domain Task Force Report. In L. Duranti & R. Preston (Eds.), International Research on Permanent Authentic Records in Electronic Systems (InterPARES) 2: Experiential, Interactive and Dynamic Records. Padova, Italy: Associazione Nazionale Archivistica Italiana.
- Lindberg, L., Leahey-Sugimoto, M., Rouche, N. & Holly Wang, H. (2006). MADRAS: A Metadata and Archival Description Registration and Analysis System for the Analysis of the Recordkeeping Capabilities of Metadata Sets. In Proceedings of the Third IS&T Archiving Conference (pp. 216-218). Springfield, VA: Society for Imaging Science and Technology.
- Lindberg, L. & Munn, N. (2006). Internships in public library archives and local history collections. In C. Mediavilla (Ed.), Public Library Internships: Advice from the Field (pp. 123-130). Methuen, NJ: Scarecrow Press.
- Gilliland, A., Rouche, N., Evans, J., & Lindberg, L. (2005). Towards a Twenty-First Century Metadata Infrastructure Supporting the Creation, Preservation and Use of Trustworthy Records: Developing the InterPARES 2 Metadata Schema Registry. Archival Science 4(1), 43–78.
- Evans, J. & Lindberg, L. (2004). Describing and Analyzing the Recordkeeping Capabilities of Metadata Sets. In DC-2004: Proceedings of the International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications, October 11-14 2004, Shanghai, China (pp. 75-80). Shanghai, China: Shanghai Scientific and Technological Literature Publishing House. Online reprint available at http://www.dublincore.go.kr/dcpapers/pdf/2004/Paper_27.pdf
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