Have you ever searched for a Youtube video you saw a few years ago that was no longer there? Or try to open an old photo on your computer only to get an error message? This is a frustrating experience that we all have gone through when looking for older digital materials. Unfortunately, many of Read More
Posts with the tag: preservation
Digital Scholar Bytes: Preserving Identities
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Digital Scholar Bytes: Preservation Week
From April 28 – May 4, Core: Leadership, Infrastructure, Futures (a division of the American Library Association) is celebrating Preservation Week. Throughout the week, Core will be sponsoring several webinars exploring topics relevant to preservation policies and practices. The purpose of the week is to encourage the preservation of cultural artifacts and to highlight the vital Read More
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The Archivist’s Nook: Virtual Historians All
All you need is a computer–heck, all you need is a smartphone to do historical research these days. Three years ago, my colleague John Shepherd described our efforts in boutique digitization, which offered digital researchers several carefully selected sets of digital materials for use online. Since then, we have undertaken many more large-scale digitization projects Read More
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