Report from the National Library of Australia

The report is “Collaboration across the collecting sectors.”

This lecture examines opportunities for better collaboration between museums, archives and libraries. It will cover:

  • How improved collaboration (especially in discovery services and data exchange) can deliver significant benefits to collecting institutions’ users;
  • Some of the models and standards that support collaboration; and
  • The National Library’s new discovery service, Trove, and how it will help improve collaboration.
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