SXSW Panel Proposal – Archival Records Online: Context is King
Posted on 31st August 2011Under: access, context, interface design, SXSW | No Comments »
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Under: access, context, interface design, SXSW | No Comments »
Archival Photographs as Art: A Part of Larry Sultan’s Legacy
Posted on 16th December 2009Under: appraisal, book review, context, photography | 2 Comments »
SEO Evaluation of an Archival Website: Looking at UMBC’s Digital Collections
Posted on 12th September 2009Under: access, context, interface design, search, SEO, software | 8 Comments »
Preserving Jewish Memory: Family Photos Join Oral History in Centropa Movies
Posted on 18th February 2009Under: audio, context, digitization, oral history, photography, teacher resources, video | 2 Comments »
SAA2008: Revealing Archival Collections at the Web’s Surface (Session 102)
Posted on 2nd September 2008Under: access, context, digitization, learning technology, metadata, outreach, photography, SAA2008, search, teacher resources, virtual collaboration, web 2.0 | 2 Comments »
Of Pirates, Treasure Chests and Keys: Improving Access to Digitized Materials
Posted on 23rd April 2008Under: access, context, digitization, historical research, interface design, learning technology, original order, search | 1 Comment »
Digital Preservation via Emulation – Dioscuri and the Prevention of Digital Black Holes
Posted on 25th December 2007Under: access, at risk records, born digital records, context, electronic records, future-proofing, open source, preservation, software | 2 Comments »
SAA2007: Content Aggregation, Shareable Metadata and Access (Session 607)
Posted on 9th November 2007Under: access, context, controlled vocabularies, EAD, metadata, search | 1 Comment »
Book Review: Dreaming in Code (a book about why software is hard)
Posted on 24th May 2007Under: book review, context, electronic records, journalism, learning technology, open source, preservation, software | 1 Comment »
Understanding Born Digital Records: Journalists and Archivists with Parallel Challenges
Posted on 17th February 2007Under: access, born digital records, context, database design, electronic records, future-proofing, historical research, journalism, preservation, search, software | 2 Comments »