Targeted access for varied audiences to integrated, heterogeneous digital information resources

Abstract

Abstract Portals have emerged as an important tool for facilitating single‐point‐access to digital resources. This poster presents an overview of the University of North Texas (UNT) Libraries' “Portal to Texas History” project, which aims to integrate and ensure long‐term access to large quantities of heterogeneous digital resources from many different institutions. The UNT library is undertaking the leadership role by creating the application framework, setting project standards and guidelines, and facilitating collaborative efforts for content building. Also discussed are expanded services for targeted audiences, project approaches to preservation challenges, collaboration benefits, and other issues that emerged in the process of building a platform for the portal system.

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