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Archivists and New Technology: When Do The Records Matter?

Posted on 6th June 2009
Under: appraisal, at risk records, born digital records, electronic records, learning technology, software, what if | No Comments »

SAA2008: Chinese Hammered Dulcimer + Tango = Archivists as Creative Collaborators

Posted on 19th January 2009
Under: SAA2008, access, audio, outreach, what if | 1 Comment »

Copyright Slider: Quick Easy Access to Copyright Laws and Guidelines

Posted on 9th April 2008
Under: copyright, what if | 3 Comments »

Pondering Structured Data About Archives: Archives Wiki, Freebase and OCLC’s World Map & WikiD

Posted on 13th February 2008
Under: historical research, information visualization, metadata, outreach, software, virtual collaboration, what if | 6 Comments »

Caring for Special Collections: Exploring the Connecting to Collections Bookshelf

Posted on 28th January 2008
Under: archival community, at risk records, funding, preservation, what if | 1 Comment »

Nurturing Fearlessness in the Face of Computers

Posted on 26th September 2007
Under: learning technology, what if | 8 Comments »

ArchivesZ: Visualizing Archival Collections

Posted on 13th May 2007
Under: ArchivesZ, EAD, access, historical research, information visualization, interface design, metadata, search, software, what if | 8 Comments »

Google Earth, Historical Maps and Ideas on Context

Posted on 15th December 2006
Under: GIS, access, born digital records, context, digitization, funding, metadata, outreach, what if | No Comments »

Archival Context and Description – Taking It to the Next Level

Posted on 14th November 2006
Under: EAD, access, context, digitization, historical research, interface design, metadata, search, what if | No Comments »

Squirl.info – an interesting option for putting collections online

Posted on 7th November 2006
Under: access, digitization, interface design, metadata, search, software, what if | 1 Comment »
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