Developing a portal framework for humanities scholars
Joan A. Smith
Abstract.
The study focuses on the decision-making points through the various stages of a project, all the time emphasising the importance and necessity of long-term sustainability.
Keywords
community
development tools
Emory University Library
humanities
portal
Southcomb
sustainability
Introduction
This case study concerns a three-year grant-funded investigation1 conducted by Emory University Library to explore inter-institutional scholarly portal services supporting research in the humanities. Officially titled A Cyberinfrastructure for Scholars, a key goal of the research project was the development of a suite of software tools to create and maintain humanities-oriented ...
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