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Archive: May 2014 (2 Posts)

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Software, Digital Art, Data Curation & Archives! The 2014 NDSA Innovation Award Winners

Posted by: Trevor Owens

The National Digital Stewardship Alliance Innovation Working Group is excited to announce the winners of the 2014 NDSA Innovation Awards. Each year the Innovation Working Group solicits nominations for  projects, individuals, and organizations doing innovative and substantive work in digital preservation. This is the third year we have handed out these awards and previous blog …

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When Literature Professors’ Bots Read Collections of ROMS: An interview with Zach Whalen

Posted by: Trevor Owens

How are researchers and scholars going to make use of born-digital primary sources? It’s an open question which many working in digital preservation are interested in. As part of the NDSA innovation working group’s ongoing Insights interview series I am excited to talk with Zach Whalen, an english professor at the University of Mary Washington,  …