Paul Soderdahl

The University of Iowa, University Libraries, Associate University Librarian

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Phone: +1 (319) 335-5867
Address: University of Iowa Libraries
5037 Main Library
125 W. Washintgon St.
Iowa City, IA 52242-1420

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Papers by Paul Soderdahl

Managing a Cluster of Single-Purpose Web Servers: Administrative and Technical Issues

CAUSE, 1997

Multimedia amd Fair Use: The Practical Side of a Philosophical Debate

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Staffing a Public Services Unit with Graduate Assistants

Electronic theses and dissertations: A status report for 2001

IACON 2001, 2001

SFX Presentation

Practical Approaches to Fast Track Implementations: Primo at UIowa

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Five ways to make your digital library program sustainable

ABSTRACT A presentation about what it takes to build and sustain a digital library program.

Library Classroom Renovated as an Active Learning Classroom

Library Hi Tech, 2011

Several books and articles about learning space design have recently been published, giving much ... more Several books and articles about learning space design have recently been published, giving much needed attention to new types of informal learning spaces such as the library commons. This article describes the redesign of a formal learning space: the general assignment classroom. In 2010, one of the University of Iowa's Main Library classrooms was converted to an "active learning" space. The library location was selected as home for this prototype TILE classroom -Transform, Interact, Learn, Engage.

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Core technology competencies for librarians and library staff: A LITA guide

... all twenty-first-century LIS jobs. Many recent graduates of library school already have mor... more

Taking a Second Look

THE Journal, 1994

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University of Iowa Libraries-Wide Information System: Organizing Staff for Action

That's My Bailiwick

University Libraries Staff Publications, 1998

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Creating Academic Web Space For Faculty: Research And Teaching Initiatives At The University of Iowa Libraries

The integration of networked information and new technologies into personal research and teaching... more

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Implementing the SFX Link Server at the University of Iowa

University Libraries Staff Publications, 2003

Libraries introduced its link server-linking related content from one information provider to ano... more

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The Core Competency Program at the University of Iowa Libraries

At the University of Iowa Libraries the development and implementation of an information technolo... more At the University of Iowa Libraries the development and implementation of an information technology (IT) Core Competency Program took place over five years. There was no single individual or department who managed this entire effort, so the program evolved slowly and the focus shifted from time to time. The development of the Core Competency List is discussed, and the framework for technology training in the libraries is highlighted. Core competencies are used for training and staff evaluation.

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That's My Bailiwick: A Library-Sponsored Faculty Research Web Server

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Traveling Culture: Digitizing special collections materials at the University of Iowa Libraries

Vine, 2000

ABSTRACT In 1998 The University of Iowa Libraries was the recipient of a grant from the Library o... more ABSTRACT In 1998 The University of Iowa Libraries was the recipient of a grant from the Library of Congress/Ameritech National Digital Library Competition in support of a project to digitise a portion of its unique and extensive Redpath Chautauqua Collection. Although the staff of the Information Arcade at The University of Iowa Libraries has extensive experience in instructional technology, this was the first opportunity for them to engage in the digitisation of a large text collection of rare materials. This article will describe the processes undertaken in the project as well as the challenges when the theory of how to approach a digitisation project of significant scope clashed with the realities faced by the project team.