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Description: The Harvard Library advances scholarship and teaching by committing itself to the creation, application, preservation and dissemination of knowledge. This website served as a platform for making parts of the Library's collection accessible on the World Wide Web. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library. HOLLIS catalog: http://id.lib.harvard.edu/alma/990136426970203941/catalog
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Description: The Harvard University Library provided comprehensive access to library holdings across the boundaries of individual faculties and disciplines. The University Library was also a department of the University's central administration through which the libraries collaborated in the areas of digital acquisitions and collections, information technology, high-density storage, and preservation. The Library website provided information on the University Library organization and charge, committees, publications, news, and donations. Publications available online include annual reports (2002-2010), Harvard Libraries (2003-2008), Harvard University Library Letters (2001-2011), and Harvard University Library Notes (1999-2010). Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard University Library Council oversaw central operations of the Harvard libraries. The Council website provided information on the activities of its committees and the Council as well as the 2011-2012 transition to the new Harvard Library. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard University Library CONSER Office coordinated Harvard's contribution to the national Cooperative Online Serials Program. This early Harvard Library website (1997) provides information on the Harvard University CONSER Task Force, the CONSER program, and staff. This is a single capture of the website. The page was captured in 2014 before the server on which it resided was decommissioned. Information Technology staff found the page, untouched since 1997, and brought it to the attention of the Archives. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library. Harvard permalink: https://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.ARCH.WAX:12956286
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Creator: Harvard University. Library
Date: 1997 (content), 2014 (capture)
Relation: Central administration
Description: The Handbook for Librarians provides information on the organization and administration of the Harvard University Library, its policies and practices, the rights and responsibilities of professional staff, and University benefits and services. This edition of the handbook is from June 1998. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard-Google Project, one of several collaborations between Google and major research libraries, was a collaboration between Harvard University Library and Google to digitize a large number of Harvard's library books that are out of copyright and make them available to Internet users. The Project website provided information on goals and scope. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: Harvard's Library Digital Initiative, established in 1998, enabled Harvard libraries to maintain and grow collections and services in the digital era. Through the activities of the Initiative, the Harvard libraries developed systems, policies, and services to support the collecting of digital resources at Harvard similar to the infrastructure the libraries have long had for the collecting of research resources in other formats. The Initiative website provides information on the history of the program, annual reports, news reports, and funded grant projects. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard University Library Council oversaw central operations of the Harvard libraries. The Council website provided information on the activities of its committees and the Council as well as the 2011-2012 transition to the new Harvard Library. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard University Library provided comprehensive access to library holdings across the boundaries of individual faculties and disciplines. The University Library was also a department of the University's central administration through which the libraries collaborated in the areas of digital acquisitions and collections, information technology, high-density storage, and preservation. This is a single capture of the earliest Harvard University Library website. The page was captured in 2014 before the server on which it resided was decommissioned. Information Technology staff found the page, untouched since 1996, and brought it to the attention of the Archives. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard University Library. Harvard permalink: https://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.ARCH.WAX:35169143
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Creator: Harvard University. Library
Date: 1996 (content), 2014 (capture)
Relation: Central administration
Description: The Geospatial Catalog Searching website was created to show how GIS technology could assist the discovery of library holdings. The preserved website in WAX is intended to provide information about the project and its findings but not to reproduce the functionality of the site. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard University Library provided comprehensive access to library holdings across the boundaries of individual faculties and disciplines. The University Library was also a department of the University's central administration through which the libraries collaborated in the areas of digital acquisitions and collections, information technology, high-density storage, and preservation. The Library directory provided information on the staff and structure of the Harvard libraries. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The public interface for Harvard's Web Archive Collection Service (WAX) launched on February 4, 2009. WAX began as a pilot project in July 2006, funded by the University's Library Digital Initiative (LDI) to address the management of web sites by collection managers for long-term archiving. It was the first LDI project specifically oriented toward preserving "born-digital" material. The WAX pilot was a collaboration of the University Library's Office for Information Systems with three University partners, each fielding a single project: the Harvard University Archives (Harvard University Library); the Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America (Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study); and the Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies (Faculty of Arts and Sciences, with sponsorship from Harvard College Library). The WAX system was decommissioned at the end of 2017; access to its web archives is now through the Archive-It web archiving service. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: As an example of what archived web pages looked like in the WAX interface, this single page of a 2007 Classics Department page was archived for the A-Sites collection. The public interface for Harvard's Web Archive Collection Service (WAX) launched on February 4, 2009. WAX began as a pilot project in July 2006, funded by the University's Library Digital Initiative (LDI) to address the management of web sites by collection managers for long-term archiving. It was the first LDI project specifically oriented toward preserving "born-digital" material. The WAX pilot was a collaboration of the University Library's Office for Information Systems with three University partners, each fielding a single project: the Harvard University Archives (Harvard University Library); the Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America (Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study); and the Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies (Faculty of Arts and Sciences, with sponsorship from Harvard College Library). The WAX system was decommissioned at the end of 2017; access to its web archives is now through the Archive-It web archiving service. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard Library advances scholarship and teaching by committing itself to the creation, application, preservation and dissemination of knowledge. The CURIOSity Digital Collections website provides curated views of digital collections that provide specialized search options and unique content. CURIOSity's services website provides Harvard librarians information about using the service. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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Description: The Harvard Library advances scholarship and teaching by committing itself to the creation, application, preservation and dissemination of knowledge. The CURIOSity Digital Collections website provides curated views of digital collections that provide specialized search options and unique content. CURIOSity's services website provides Harvard librarians information about using the service. Collected by the Harvard University Archives as part of the records of the Harvard Library.
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