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Archive: February 2012 (3 Posts)

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Jason Scott, Rogue Archivist

Posted by: Leslie Johnston

I first encountered Jason Scott in mid- to late-2010 through a colleague who informed that me that if I did not know who he was, that I had better learn.  Since then I have become a big fan of his passion for digital archiving and his drive to save collections and content that few organizations …

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PASIG: From Special Interest Group to a Life of its Own

Posted by: Leslie Johnston

Once upon a time, a big technology company wanted to get together a like-minded segment of its customers, those who worked at educational and memory institutions that were concerned about long-term preservation and best practices in digital archiving. Thus was born PASIG: the Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group.  Since 2007 there have been dozens …

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There are More Tools for Digital Curation Than You Might Think

Posted by: Leslie Johnston

On January 6, 2012, I had the opportunity to attend CurateGear, an interactive, day-long event focused on digital curation tools and methods held at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This meeting did many things right. It introduced attendees to the wide spectrum of digital curation activities, from appraisal to ingest to auditing …