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NDSA:Clearinghouse of Digital Preservation Information

2012-09-10T17:44:47Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* Kickstarter Curated Pages */

Back to the [[NDSA:Public_Awareness_of_Digital_Preservation_Issues_and_Challenges | Public Awareness]] page.

Return to [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home

How can the NDSA leverage technology to build a full and complete information resource or provide pointers to a curated list of information sources?

What are existing outlets for disseminating information, concentrating on those that are already successfully providing information about digital preservation, but also exploring interesting, creative venues for spreading the message.

The [[NDSA:Digital Preservation in a Box]] activity aggregates information, while also linking to marketing and other communication materials.

== Digital Stewardship Forum ==

Draft version of the Forum at
http://ndsa.ezphotoscanning.net/forum/

Mission Statement:
The Digital Stewardship Forum will be the premier location on the Net for users and practitioners to share information about the best practices, methods and tools to preserve digital information for the long-term. Staffed by digital stewardship experts from the National Digital Stewardship Alliance, the DSF will offer lively conversation on all manner of digital stewardship issues, including digitization issues, preservation by format, digital storage technologies, tools, and much more.

The Outreach WG will provide the staffing core, but participation will be spread across the entirety of the NDSA to all areas of expertise.

Some work still needs to be done to establish a permanent URL and to explore administrative management issues, but once that has been done the Forum will be ready for public unveiling. Estimated timeframe for launch: Late March/early April 2012.

Volunteers:

*Katherine Skinner
*Butch Lazorchak
*You!

== Kickstarter Curated Pages ==

Kickstarter is the “world’s largest funding platform for creative projects.” Besides being a resource the NDSA may explore at a later date for funding, Kickstarter provides a way to help the NDSA build its brand. This is through Kickstarter Curated Pages (http://www.kickstarter.com/discover/curated-pages). The NDSA now has a Kickstarter Curator page a http://www.kickstarter.com/pages/NDSA.

Organizations take on responsibility for highlighting Kickstarter projects worthy of attention that fit the mission of the organization. This would have two benefits:
*It would help build the NDSA brand by putting us in the company of forward-thinking organizations such as O’Reilly Media, Creative Commons, Rhizome.org (an NDSA member!), MassArt and many others.
*It would put us in touch with projects doing stewardship work and help us understand the new economics of these types of activities and how to leverage Kickstarter for funding if necessary.

Volunteers:
*Carol Minton Morris
*Deborah Rossum
*Vickie Allen

Ultimately, any NDSA member can act as an administrator on the Kickstarter page, but we want to be able to coordinate activity through the group and also to follow a set of NDSA "Kickstarter Guidelines" to make sure we represent the organization well.

If you're interested in becoming a Kickstarter administrator, please drop a note to Carol Minton Morris. You can then go to http://www.kickstarter.com/organizations/ndsa/membership/new and get started.

Suggestions [from AR]
*http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/darrenwall/sensible-software-19861999-by-read-only-memory?ref=home_popular
*http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/584033062/building-our-digital-national-gallery-a-museumwith?ref=live
*http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/343183200/baptism-by-fire-the-birth-of-celluloid-a-documenta?ref=live

== Education Resources ==

National Calendar of Digital Preservation Courses: http://www.digitalpreservation.gov/education/courses/index.html

Association for Library and Information Science Education: http://www.alise.org/

===Digital Preservation Course Syllabi===

*[[NDSA:Media:Salo_spring2012.pdf|University of Wisconsin syllabus from 2012]]

*[[NDSA:Media:rudersdorf_spring2012.pdf|San Jose State syllabus from 2012]]

*[[NDSA:Media:zhang_spring2012.pdf|Catholic University syllabus from 2012]]

*[[NDSA:Media:skinner_spring2011.pdf|San Jose State syllabus from 2011]]

=Examples of Other Clearinghouses=

== Digital Curation Exchange ==
(http://digitalcurationexchange.org/)
"The Digital Curation Exchange has been created to serve as a "town center" for the practitioners, researchers, educators, and students of digital curation. Users can create an account and add digital curation events, jobs, resources or questions and discuss what others have shared in the comments section.

The site is designed to provide an environment in which you can engage with a rich digital curation community. More than just a resting place for materials, DCE serves as a starting point for discussions on topics about and for digital curation. This is a free and open space for the exchange of digital curation information, and anyone with an interest in digital curation is welcome to join and participate.

The Digital Curation Exchange is supported by IMLS funds awarded to the Closing the Digital Curation Gap Project (http://ils.unc.edu/gap/index.html) [IMLS Sponsor Award #LG-05-09-0040] and was initiated under the DigCCurr II project (http://ils.unc.edu/digccurr/aboutII.html) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Information & Library Science."

== Digital Humanities Now ==
(see the NDSA Ideascale link at http://ndsa.ideascale.com/a/dtd/Launch-automated-digital-stewardship-innovation--new-journal-/29396-4760)
"Digital Humanities Now is a real-time, crowdsourced publication. It takes the pulse of the digital humanities community and tries to discern what articles, blog posts, projects, tools, collections, and announcements are worthy of greater attention.

Digital Humanities Now is fully automated. It is created by ingesting the Twitter feeds of hundreds of scholars followed by @dhnow (a list of scholars taken from a digital humanities Twitter list), processing these feeds through Twittertim.es to generate a more narrow feed of common interest and debate, and reformatting that feed on http://digitalhumanitiesnow.org/, in part to allow for further (non-Twitter) discussions.

Dan Cohen of the George Mason Center for History and New Media made dhnow using Wordpress and the twittertimes algorithm and has offered assistance in setting it up.

The Digital Humanities Questions & Answers (http://digitalhumanities.org/answers/) site could be a model for the type of forum we could set up. Set up "Digital Preservation Questions & Answers" and "staff" it with members of the NDSA Outreach Working Group.

NDSA:Clearinghouse of Digital Preservation Information

2012-09-10T17:43:38Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* Kickstarter Curated Pages */

Back to the [[NDSA:Public_Awareness_of_Digital_Preservation_Issues_and_Challenges | Public Awareness]] page.

Return to [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home

How can the NDSA leverage technology to build a full and complete information resource or provide pointers to a curated list of information sources?

What are existing outlets for disseminating information, concentrating on those that are already successfully providing information about digital preservation, but also exploring interesting, creative venues for spreading the message.

The [[NDSA:Digital Preservation in a Box]] activity aggregates information, while also linking to marketing and other communication materials.

== Digital Stewardship Forum ==

Draft version of the Forum at
http://ndsa.ezphotoscanning.net/forum/

Mission Statement:
The Digital Stewardship Forum will be the premier location on the Net for users and practitioners to share information about the best practices, methods and tools to preserve digital information for the long-term. Staffed by digital stewardship experts from the National Digital Stewardship Alliance, the DSF will offer lively conversation on all manner of digital stewardship issues, including digitization issues, preservation by format, digital storage technologies, tools, and much more.

The Outreach WG will provide the staffing core, but participation will be spread across the entirety of the NDSA to all areas of expertise.

Some work still needs to be done to establish a permanent URL and to explore administrative management issues, but once that has been done the Forum will be ready for public unveiling. Estimated timeframe for launch: Late March/early April 2012.

Volunteers:

*Katherine Skinner
*Butch Lazorchak
*You!

== Kickstarter Curated Pages ==

Kickstarter is the “world’s largest funding platform for creative projects.” Besides being a resource the NDSA may explore at a later date for funding, Kickstarter provides a way to help the NDSA build its brand. This is through Kickstarter Curated Pages (http://www.kickstarter.com/discover/curated-pages). The NDSA now has a Kickstarter Curator page a http://www.kickstarter.com/pages/NDSA.

Organizations take on responsibility for highlighting Kickstarter projects worthy of attention that fit the mission of the organization. This would have two benefits:
*It would help build the NDSA brand by putting us in the company of forward-thinking organizations such as O’Reilly Media, Creative Commons, Rhizome.org (an NDSA member!), MassArt and many others.
*It would put us in touch with projects doing stewardship work and help us understand the new economics of these types of activities and how to leverage Kickstarter for funding if necessary.

Volunteers:
*Carol Minton Morris
*Deborah Rossum
*Vickie Allen

Ultimately, any NDSA member can act as an administrator on the Kickstarter page, but we want to be able to coordinate activity through the group and also to follow a set of NDSA "Kickstarter Guidelines" to make sure we represent the organization well.

If you're interested in becoming a Kickstarter administrator, please drop a note to Carol Minton Morris. You can then go to http://www.kickstarter.com/organizations/ndsa/membership/new and get started.

Suggestions [from AR]
*http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/darrenwall/sensible-software-19861999-by-read-only-memory?ref=home_popular
*http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/584033062/building-our-digital-national-gallery-a-museumwith?ref=live

== Education Resources ==

National Calendar of Digital Preservation Courses: http://www.digitalpreservation.gov/education/courses/index.html

Association for Library and Information Science Education: http://www.alise.org/

===Digital Preservation Course Syllabi===

*[[NDSA:Media:Salo_spring2012.pdf|University of Wisconsin syllabus from 2012]]

*[[NDSA:Media:rudersdorf_spring2012.pdf|San Jose State syllabus from 2012]]

*[[NDSA:Media:zhang_spring2012.pdf|Catholic University syllabus from 2012]]

*[[NDSA:Media:skinner_spring2011.pdf|San Jose State syllabus from 2011]]

=Examples of Other Clearinghouses=

== Digital Curation Exchange ==
(http://digitalcurationexchange.org/)
"The Digital Curation Exchange has been created to serve as a "town center" for the practitioners, researchers, educators, and students of digital curation. Users can create an account and add digital curation events, jobs, resources or questions and discuss what others have shared in the comments section.

The site is designed to provide an environment in which you can engage with a rich digital curation community. More than just a resting place for materials, DCE serves as a starting point for discussions on topics about and for digital curation. This is a free and open space for the exchange of digital curation information, and anyone with an interest in digital curation is welcome to join and participate.

The Digital Curation Exchange is supported by IMLS funds awarded to the Closing the Digital Curation Gap Project (http://ils.unc.edu/gap/index.html) [IMLS Sponsor Award #LG-05-09-0040] and was initiated under the DigCCurr II project (http://ils.unc.edu/digccurr/aboutII.html) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Information & Library Science."

== Digital Humanities Now ==
(see the NDSA Ideascale link at http://ndsa.ideascale.com/a/dtd/Launch-automated-digital-stewardship-innovation--new-journal-/29396-4760)
"Digital Humanities Now is a real-time, crowdsourced publication. It takes the pulse of the digital humanities community and tries to discern what articles, blog posts, projects, tools, collections, and announcements are worthy of greater attention.

Digital Humanities Now is fully automated. It is created by ingesting the Twitter feeds of hundreds of scholars followed by @dhnow (a list of scholars taken from a digital humanities Twitter list), processing these feeds through Twittertim.es to generate a more narrow feed of common interest and debate, and reformatting that feed on http://digitalhumanitiesnow.org/, in part to allow for further (non-Twitter) discussions.

Dan Cohen of the George Mason Center for History and New Media made dhnow using Wordpress and the twittertimes algorithm and has offered assistance in setting it up.

The Digital Humanities Questions & Answers (http://digitalhumanities.org/answers/) site could be a model for the type of forum we could set up. Set up "Digital Preservation Questions & Answers" and "staff" it with members of the NDSA Outreach Working Group.

NDSA:Outreach Meeting Minutes 04-9-12

2012-04-09T19:58:09Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* Coordinating Committee Meeting */

Monday, April 9, 2012. 3pm EST

=Agenda=
* Announcements
* Update on NDSA Coordinating Committee meeting.
** The NDSA coordinating committee met in DC on March 29 and 30. Carol and Butch (plus cc members) will give an update on what was discussed at the meeting, including an Outreach group charge to develop an overall NDSA Communications Plan.
* Action Team Updates:
** Brief updates on the current status of the work of the “Stories,” “Digital Preservation in a Box” and Kickstarter Action teams.
* Other business

=Participants=

'''Guest Scribe: Amy Rudersdorf'''

Attendees: Deborah [?], Vicki Allen, Jefferson Bailey, Pam Greenberg, Butch Lazorchak, Sue Manus, Carol Minton-Morris, Dever Powell, Linda Reib, Kim Schroeder, Helen Tibbo, Jane Zhang

=Meeting Notes=

==Action Team Updates:==

===Storytellers===
*Carol: April 19th meeting. Agenda and contact information to follow.
*Kim: core group of student to write PSAs. Has equipment and editing lined up. Meeting next week to get outlines for script ideas. *Hope to have this ready for July meeting.
*Carol: Kim asked how we could make some of the materials on wiki site available to students?
*Butch: Not really possible right now. Freely encourage to copy and post it in another place. Or, set up your own public facing wiki and we can place information on that.
*Kim: students setting up a blog and wiki. Don't need additional funding. 30 second PSA. Hope to generate ideas at July conference.
*Kim: PSA might be a good start to create Kickstarter project in the fall
*Butch: Drawing attention to it – hopes folks will look to Kickstarter for digital preservation efforts: 1. Create awareness and 2. Leverage tools...

===DP in a Box===
*Jane Zhang: Started in January. Students preparing final workshop. Flier out and promotion begins this week, held at library at Catholic University and focusing and attracting on undergrads and create a poster to July partner meeting.
Background on Jane's class: Used Box as foundation for a major assignment. Required to use and build their own outreach material. First day of class Butch introduced the class.
*Dever: Preservation Week?
*Jane: will use the class to do a workshop divided into 4 parts – storage, collection, content, ?. Each group will present the section.
*Dever will write a blog after attending the workshop.
*Butch: Explained the background and that Jane's Digital Curation class is acting as a focus group. Jane, Dever, Sue, and Butch – poster for JCDL.
*Kim may do it with her students, as well, to "build a better box."
*Jane: Course offered once per year, would like to continue – is there any further activities that are needed that students can participate in coming years?
*Butch: Want a public facing site for Box. May want to set up another tool (beyond Omeka) – then get wider engagement to build a community around it.
*Jane: Engage students to promote use of the Box once public-facing site is up.

===Kickstarter Curated Pages===
*Carol: Once per week check out projects to see if there are new ones of interest to the preservation community. Have found a few. If interested in becoming a curator for Kickstarter contact Carol directly.
*Kim: Happy to help with Kickstarter.

==Coordinating Committee Meeting==
*Carol: Focused on SOAR – strengths, opportunities, aspirations, and results of NDSA
**Content: Creating a registry / clearinghouse for at-risk content -- not much traction. WordPress preservation plugin -- implementation challenges. Big group broken down into smaller groups, establishing "levels of preservation," which got lots of interest from CC.
**Infrastructure: 30 participants in storage survey.
**Standards: Wikipedia infrastructure to establish and improve digital preservation page, which will include standards information
**Outreach: Very interested in asks/offers for organizations
*Carol: Work groups made recommendations that we create common infrastructures to build a brand instead of building from scratch
*Helen: Came out of meeting with action items!
*Butch: One of these is a communications plan –- Carol working on it. <smile>
*Jefferson:
**Communications plan, press kit, defining brand more.
**Membership kit and more membership orientation, including a ~monthly webinar for new NDSA members.
**Identifying levels of preservation and member expertise to give us a directory in case of press inquiries.
**Student participation and figuring out a framework for students to do some of the basic works.
**Potential for cross working group.
**Roadmap – consider a three to five year plan for ways for the NDSA to raise money. Micah Altman would do some thinking on this.
*Butch: Note that many of these are outreach-type activities. Most interested in getting clearer guidance from CC as to how the work we do fits in to a larger plan.
**Create a communications plan to help shape a long-term strategy. Perhaps CC will see our plan and think of it strategically. Focus for Outreach group for the next few months. Draft outline will be distributed. Create coherence across the NDSA about how to communicate and perhaps focus monies. Pam Greenberg – hope to get some feedback on this on you?
*Pam: Knows other folks who may be able to help.
*Butch: Is reading up on developing a communications plan...
**....press kit will come out of communications plan.
*[unidentified]: Many of the working groups are trying to figure out how to communicate to get the message out about the brand for the work that they are doing.
*Jefferson: Lots of knowledge within the groups, but we aren't sure how to communicate that outside of NDSA...
*Butch: Hopes plan clarifies roles of outreach group but also communication across the working groups. Not necessarily clear whose task it is to do this intra-organization communications.
*Jefferson: Also, communicating from groups to CC. Developing a template for new projects.
*[unidentified]: National public awareness campaign. Other feedback ... 70+ members in Content working group – so they are splitting off members into smaller groups to make things easier to accomplish.
*Butch: 70+ outreach WG members, too.
*Butch: Communications Plan...if agreed upon by everyone...needs to be some "resourcing" to make it happen. Hasn't really been a high-level planning group, so things are sort of happening bottom up if you don't understand how each project fits into a grander scheme? Hard to get resources – we can't define what we're doing as a whole. Hope the plan will help to guide focus.
*Butch: Before the end of the year? That way, if folks want to do something and there aren't resources, they can do a Kickstarter project.
*Butch: virtual pinky shake to agree to work on communications plan when it comes out and we can cut short this meeting.
All agreed.

NDSA:Outreach Meeting Minutes 04-9-12

2012-04-09T19:52:01Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* Participants */

Monday, April 9, 2012. 3pm EST

=Agenda=
* Announcements
* Update on NDSA Coordinating Committee meeting.
** The NDSA coordinating committee met in DC on March 29 and 30. Carol and Butch (plus cc members) will give an update on what was discussed at the meeting, including an Outreach group charge to develop an overall NDSA Communications Plan.
* Action Team Updates:
** Brief updates on the current status of the work of the “Stories,” “Digital Preservation in a Box” and Kickstarter Action teams.
* Other business

=Participants=

'''Guest Scribe: Amy Rudersdorf'''

Attendees: Deborah [?], Vicki Allen, Jefferson Bailey, Pam Greenberg, Butch Lazorchak, Sue Manus, Carol Minton-Morris, Dever Powell, Linda Reib, Kim Schroeder, Helen Tibbo, Jane Zhang

=Meeting Notes=

==Action Team Updates:==

===Storytellers===
*Carol: April 19th meeting. Agenda and contact information to follow.
*Kim: core group of student to write PSAs. Has equipment and editing lined up. Meeting next week to get outlines for script ideas. *Hope to have this ready for July meeting.
*Carol: Kim asked how we could make some of the materials on wiki site available to students?
*Butch: Not really possible right now. Freely encourage to copy and post it in another place. Or, set up your own public facing wiki and we can place information on that.
*Kim: students setting up a blog and wiki. Don't need additional funding. 30 second PSA. Hope to generate ideas at July conference.
*Kim: PSA might be a good start to create Kickstarter project in the fall
*Butch: Drawing attention to it – hopes folks will look to Kickstarter for digital preservation efforts: 1. Create awareness and 2. Leverage tools...

===DP in a Box===
*Jane Zhang: Started in January. Students preparing final workshop. Flier out and promotion begins this week, held at library at Catholic University and focusing and attracting on undergrads and create a poster to July partner meeting.
Background on Jane's class: Used Box as foundation for a major assignment. Required to use and build their own outreach material. First day of class Butch introduced the class.
*Dever: Preservation Week?
*Jane: will use the class to do a workshop divided into 4 parts – storage, collection, content, ?. Each group will present the section.
*Dever will write a blog after attending the workshop.
*Butch: Explained the background and that Jane's Digital Curation class is acting as a focus group. Jane, Dever, Sue, and Butch – poster for JCDL.
*Kim may do it with her students, as well, to "build a better box."
*Jane: Course offered once per year, would like to continue – is there any further activities that are needed that students can participate in coming years?
*Butch: Want a public facing site for Box. May want to set up another tool (beyond Omeka) – then get wider engagement to build a community around it.
*Jane: Engage students to promote use of the Box once public-facing site is up.

===Kickstarter Curated Pages===
*Carol: Once per week check out projects to see if there are new ones of interest to the preservation community. Have found a few. If interested in becoming a curator for Kickstarter contact Carol directly.
*Kim: Happy to help with Kickstarter.

===Coordinating Committee Meeting===
*Carol: Focused on SOAR – strengths, opportunities, aspirations, and results of NDSA
**Content: Creating a registry / clearinghouse for at-risk content. Not much traction. WordPress preservation plugin. Implementation snafus. Big group broken down into smaller groups – establishing "levels of preservation" – lots of interest from CC
**Infrastructure: 30 participants in storage survey.
**Standards: Wikipedia infrastructure to establish and improve digital preservation page, which will include standards information
**Outreach: Very interested in asks/offers for organizations
*Carol: Workgroups made recommendations that common infrastructures to build a brand instead of building from scratch
*Helen: Came out of meeting with action items.
*Butch: One of these is a communications plan – Carol working on it.
*Jefferson: Communications plan, press kit, defining brand more. Membership kit and more membership orientation, ~monthly webinar for new NDSA members. Identifying levels of preservation and member expertise to give us a directory in case of press inquiries. Student participation and figuring out a framework for students to do some of the basic works. Potential for cross working group. Roadmap – give a three to five year plan for ways for the NDSA to raise money. Micah Altman would do some thinking on this.
*Butch: Note that many of these are outreach-type activities. Most interested in getting clearer guidance as how the work we do fits in to a larger plan. Wanted to put together a communications plan to help shape a long-term strategy. Perhaps CC will see our plan and think of it strategically. May be focus for Outreach group for the next few months. Draft outline will be distributed. Create coherence across the NDSA about how to communicate and perhaps focus monies. Pam Greenberg – hope to get some feedback on this on you?
*Pam: Knows other folks who may be able to help.
*Butch: Is reading up on developing a communications plan...
**....press kit will come out of communications plan.
*[unidentified]: Many of the working groups are trying to figure out how to communicate to get the message out about the brand for the work that they are doing.
*Jefferson: Lots of knowledge within the groups, but we aren't sure how to communicate that outside of NDSA...
*Butch: Hopes plan clarifies roles of outreach group but also communication across the working groups. Not necessarily clear whose task it is to do this intra-organization communications.
*Jefferson: communicating from groups to CC. Developing a template for new projects.
*[unidentified]: National public awareness campaign. Other feedback ... 70+ working groups – Content – splitting off members into smaller groups to make things easier to accomplish.
*Butch: 70+ outreach members
*Butch: Communications Plan...if agreed upon by everyone...needs to be some "resourcing" to make it happen. Hasn't really been a high-level planning group, so things are sort of happening bottom up. How do they fit into a grander scheme? Hard to get resources – we can't define what we're doing as a whole. Hope the plan will create some focus.
*Butch: Before the end of the year? No resources...go do a Kickstarter project. We should be hilarious – ask for the largest sum possible.
*Butch: draft...farm out pieces...and continually vet as a group.
*Butch: virtual pinky shake to agree to work on communications plan when it comes out.

NDSA:Outreach Meeting Minutes 04-9-12

2012-04-09T19:50:01Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

Monday, April 9, 2012. 3pm EST

=Agenda=
* Announcements
* Update on NDSA Coordinating Committee meeting.
** The NDSA coordinating committee met in DC on March 29 and 30. Carol and Butch (plus cc members) will give an update on what was discussed at the meeting, including an Outreach group charge to develop an overall NDSA Communications Plan.
* Action Team Updates:
** Brief updates on the current status of the work of the “Stories,” “Digital Preservation in a Box” and Kickstarter Action teams.
* Other business

=Participants=

'''Guest Scribe: Amy Rudersdorf'''

Attendees: Pam Greenberg , Kim Schroeder, Jane Zhang, Debora, Butch Lazorchak, Jefferson Bailey, Vicki Allen, Linda Reib, Sue Manus, Carol Minton-Morris, Dever Powell, Carol Minton Morris, Helen Tibbo

=Meeting Notes=

==Action Team Updates:==

===Storytellers===
*Carol: April 19th meeting. Agenda and contact information to follow.
*Kim: core group of student to write PSAs. Has equipment and editing lined up. Meeting next week to get outlines for script ideas. *Hope to have this ready for July meeting.
*Carol: Kim asked how we could make some of the materials on wiki site available to students?
*Butch: Not really possible right now. Freely encourage to copy and post it in another place. Or, set up your own public facing wiki and we can place information on that.
*Kim: students setting up a blog and wiki. Don't need additional funding. 30 second PSA. Hope to generate ideas at July conference.
*Kim: PSA might be a good start to create Kickstarter project in the fall
*Butch: Drawing attention to it – hopes folks will look to Kickstarter for digital preservation efforts: 1. Create awareness and 2. Leverage tools...

===DP in a Box===
*Jane Zhang: Started in January. Students preparing final workshop. Flier out and promotion begins this week, held at library at Catholic University and focusing and attracting on undergrads and create a poster to July partner meeting.
Background on Jane's class: Used Box as foundation for a major assignment. Required to use and build their own outreach material. First day of class Butch introduced the class.
*Dever: Preservation Week?
*Jane: will use the class to do a workshop divided into 4 parts – storage, collection, content, ?. Each group will present the section.
*Dever will write a blog after attending the workshop.
*Butch: Explained the background and that Jane's Digital Curation class is acting as a focus group. Jane, Dever, Sue, and Butch – poster for JCDL.
*Kim may do it with her students, as well, to "build a better box."
*Jane: Course offered once per year, would like to continue – is there any further activities that are needed that students can participate in coming years?
*Butch: Want a public facing site for Box. May want to set up another tool (beyond Omeka) – then get wider engagement to build a community around it.
*Jane: Engage students to promote use of the Box once public-facing site is up.

===Kickstarter Curated Pages===
*Carol: Once per week check out projects to see if there are new ones of interest to the preservation community. Have found a few. If interested in becoming a curator for Kickstarter contact Carol directly.
*Kim: Happy to help with Kickstarter.

===Coordinating Committee Meeting===
*Carol: Focused on SOAR – strengths, opportunities, aspirations, and results of NDSA
**Content: Creating a registry / clearinghouse for at-risk content. Not much traction. WordPress preservation plugin. Implementation snafus. Big group broken down into smaller groups – establishing "levels of preservation" – lots of interest from CC
**Infrastructure: 30 participants in storage survey.
**Standards: Wikipedia infrastructure to establish and improve digital preservation page, which will include standards information
**Outreach: Very interested in asks/offers for organizations
*Carol: Workgroups made recommendations that common infrastructures to build a brand instead of building from scratch
*Helen: Came out of meeting with action items.
*Butch: One of these is a communications plan – Carol working on it.
*Jefferson: Communications plan, press kit, defining brand more. Membership kit and more membership orientation, ~monthly webinar for new NDSA members. Identifying levels of preservation and member expertise to give us a directory in case of press inquiries. Student participation and figuring out a framework for students to do some of the basic works. Potential for cross working group. Roadmap – give a three to five year plan for ways for the NDSA to raise money. Micah Altman would do some thinking on this.
*Butch: Note that many of these are outreach-type activities. Most interested in getting clearer guidance as how the work we do fits in to a larger plan. Wanted to put together a communications plan to help shape a long-term strategy. Perhaps CC will see our plan and think of it strategically. May be focus for Outreach group for the next few months. Draft outline will be distributed. Create coherence across the NDSA about how to communicate and perhaps focus monies. Pam Greenberg – hope to get some feedback on this on you?
*Pam: Knows other folks who may be able to help.
*Butch: Is reading up on developing a communications plan...
**....press kit will come out of communications plan.
*[unidentified]: Many of the working groups are trying to figure out how to communicate to get the message out about the brand for the work that they are doing.
*Jefferson: Lots of knowledge within the groups, but we aren't sure how to communicate that outside of NDSA...
*Butch: Hopes plan clarifies roles of outreach group but also communication across the working groups. Not necessarily clear whose task it is to do this intra-organization communications.
*Jefferson: communicating from groups to CC. Developing a template for new projects.
*[unidentified]: National public awareness campaign. Other feedback ... 70+ working groups – Content – splitting off members into smaller groups to make things easier to accomplish.
*Butch: 70+ outreach members
*Butch: Communications Plan...if agreed upon by everyone...needs to be some "resourcing" to make it happen. Hasn't really been a high-level planning group, so things are sort of happening bottom up. How do they fit into a grander scheme? Hard to get resources – we can't define what we're doing as a whole. Hope the plan will create some focus.
*Butch: Before the end of the year? No resources...go do a Kickstarter project. We should be hilarious – ask for the largest sum possible.
*Butch: draft...farm out pieces...and continually vet as a group.
*Butch: virtual pinky shake to agree to work on communications plan when it comes out.

NDSA:Outreach Meeting Minutes 04-9-12

2012-04-09T19:46:35Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

NDSA:Outreach Meeting Minutes 04-9-12

2012-04-09T19:44:11Z

Amy.rudersdorf: Created page with 'Monday, April 9, 2012. 3pm EST =Agenda= * Announcements * Update on NDSA Coordinating Committee meeting. ** The NDSA coordinating committee met in DC on March 29 and 30. Carol …'

NDSA:Outreach Toolkit

2011-12-14T17:28:15Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* NDSA Partner Outreach Examples */

Return to [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home

=Partner Outreach Toolkit=

==NDSA Brochure==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Broch_v3.pdf|NDSA Brochure, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA Postcard==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Front.pdf‎|NDSA Postcard Front]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Back.pdf|NDSA Postcard Back]]

==Generic NDSA Slides==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Overview_slides_generic.ppt|NDSA Slides, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA General Membership Information==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-StatisticsUpdate20111011--breakdown.doc|NDSA Information Update Oct. 2011]]

[[NDSA:Media:MembershipPacket.pdf|NDSA Membership Packet]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-Overview.doc‎|NDSA Overview]]

==NDSA Partner Outreach Examples==

'''State Library of North Carolina'''
* Website: [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/ Digital Preservation in NC State Government]
* Pre-recorded WebJunction presentation: [http://www.webjunction.org/processing-and-preservation/articles/content/110494344?utm_source=WhatCountsEmail&utm_medium=Webinar+Follow-Up&utm_campaign=Webinar+Attendee+Follow-up An Introduction to Digital Preservation]
* Powerpoint/PDF presentations (2002-current, funded through an LSTA Statewide Leadership grant called "Access to State Government Information Initiative): [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/asgii/presentations.html http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/asgii/presentations.html]
* Brochure (PDF): [[File:NCdigitalpreservation.pdf]]

NDSA:Outreach Toolkit

2011-12-14T17:27:03Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* NDSA Partner Outreach Examples */

Return to [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home

=Partner Outreach Toolkit=

==NDSA Brochure==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Broch_v3.pdf|NDSA Brochure, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA Postcard==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Front.pdf‎|NDSA Postcard Front]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Back.pdf|NDSA Postcard Back]]

==Generic NDSA Slides==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Overview_slides_generic.ppt|NDSA Slides, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA General Membership Information==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-StatisticsUpdate20111011--breakdown.doc|NDSA Information Update Oct. 2011]]

[[NDSA:Media:MembershipPacket.pdf|NDSA Membership Packet]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-Overview.doc‎|NDSA Overview]]

==NDSA Partner Outreach Examples==

State Library of North Carolina
* Website: [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/ Digital Preservation in NC State Government]
* Pre-recorded WebJunction presentation: [http://www.webjunction.org/processing-and-preservation/articles/content/110494344?utm_source=WhatCountsEmail&utm_medium=Webinar+Follow-Up&utm_campaign=Webinar+Attendee+Follow-up An Introduction to Digital Preservation]
* Powerpoint/PDF presentations (2002-current, funded through an LSTA Statewide Leadership grant called "Access to State Government Information Initiative): [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/asgii/presentations.html http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/asgii/presentations.html]
* Brochure (PDF): [[File:NCdigitalpreservation.pdf]]

NDSA:Outreach Toolkit

2011-12-14T17:22:18Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* NDSA Partner Outreach Examples */

Return to [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home

=Partner Outreach Toolkit=

==NDSA Brochure==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Broch_v3.pdf|NDSA Brochure, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA Postcard==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Front.pdf‎|NDSA Postcard Front]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Back.pdf|NDSA Postcard Back]]

==Generic NDSA Slides==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Overview_slides_generic.ppt|NDSA Slides, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA General Membership Information==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-StatisticsUpdate20111011--breakdown.doc|NDSA Information Update Oct. 2011]]

[[NDSA:Media:MembershipPacket.pdf|NDSA Membership Packet]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-Overview.doc‎|NDSA Overview]]

==NDSA Partner Outreach Examples==

State Library of North Carolina
* Website: [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/ Digital Preservation in NC State Government website]
* Recorded presentation: [http://www.webjunction.org/processing-and-preservation/articles/content/110494344?utm_source=WhatCountsEmail&utm_medium=Webinar+Follow-Up&utm_campaign=Webinar+Attendee+Follow-up An Introduction to Digital Preservation (Prerecorded, WebJunction)]
* Powerpoint/PDF presentations: [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/asgii/presentations.html Preservation presentations 2002-current, funded through an LSTA Statewide Leadership grant called "Access to State Government Information Initiative]
* Brochure (PDF): [[File:NCdigitalpreservation.pdf]]

NDSA:NCdigitalpreservation.pdf

2011-12-14T17:18:51Z

Amy.rudersdorf: State Library of North Carolina digital preservation brochure

State Library of North Carolina digital preservation brochure

NDSA:Outreach Toolkit

2011-12-14T17:17:09Z

Amy.rudersdorf: /* NDSA Partner Outreach Examples */

Return to [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home

=Partner Outreach Toolkit=

==NDSA Brochure==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Broch_v3.pdf|NDSA Brochure, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA Postcard==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Front.pdf‎|NDSA Postcard Front]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Postcard_Back.pdf|NDSA Postcard Back]]

==Generic NDSA Slides==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA_Overview_slides_generic.ppt|NDSA Slides, Nov. 2011]]

==NDSA General Membership Information==
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-StatisticsUpdate20111011--breakdown.doc|NDSA Information Update Oct. 2011]]

[[NDSA:Media:MembershipPacket.pdf|NDSA Membership Packet]]

[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-Overview.doc‎|NDSA Overview]]

==NDSA Partner Outreach Examples==

State Library of North Carolina
* Website: [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/ Digital Preservation in NC State Government website]
* Recorded presentation: [http://www.webjunction.org/processing-and-preservation/articles/content/110494344?utm_source=WhatCountsEmail&utm_medium=Webinar+Follow-Up&utm_campaign=Webinar+Attendee+Follow-up An Introduction to Digital Preservation (Prerecorded, WebJunction)]
* Powerpoint/PDF presentations: [http://digitalpreservation.ncdcr.gov/asgii/presentations.html Preservation presentations 2002-current, funded through an LSTA Statewide Leadership grant called "Access to State Government Information Initiative]

NDSA:Outreach Working Group Members

2011-11-07T17:49:50Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

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Please update your affiliation as necessary

mark.abrahamson@UCONN.EDU Mark Abrahamson

mande@LOC.GOV Martha Anderson

slbeers@UMICH.EDU Shane Beers

liz.bishoff@GMAIL.COM Liz Bishoff

karen_cariani@WGBH.ORG Karen Cariani

dan@DANCOHEN.ORG Dan Cohen

glenn.cook@ALASKA.GOV Glenn Cook

daniel.cornwall@ALASKA.GOV Daniel Cornwall

gcou@LOC.GOV George Coulbourne

bdes@LOC.GOV Blane Dessy

rdowns@ciesin.columbia.edu Robert Downs

daniel.dodge@THOMSONREUTERS.COM Dan Dodge

eengle@LOC.GOV Erin Engle

kelly.eubank@NCDCR.GOV Kelly Eubank

andrea.faling@NEBRASKA.GOV Andrea Faling

amanda@AMANDAFRENCH.NET Amanda French

rfrick@CLIR.ORG Rachel L. Frick

mgal@LOC.GOV Michelle Gallinger

pam.greenberg@NCSL.ORG Pam Greenberg

lisa.gregory@NCDCR.GOV Lisa Gregory

abgr@LOC.GOV Abbie Grotke

martin.halbert@UNT.EDU Martin Halbert

dhwong@USC.EDU Deb Holmes-Wong

bhow@LOC.GOV Barrie Howard

hsiehyee@CUA.EDU Ingrid Hsieh-Yee

EJoffrion@NEH.GOV Elizabeth Joffrion

lesliej@LOC.GOV Leslie Johnston

jjones@LOC.GOV Jimi Jones

jordans@OSTI.GOV Sharon Jordan

mkimpton@DURASPACE.ORG Michelle Kimpton

peter@PETERKROGH.COM Peter Krogh

wlaz@LOC.GOV Butch Lazorchak (Outreach Working Group Co-chair)

wlef@LOC.GOV Bill LeFurgy

lyle@UMICH.EDU Jared Lyle

mkmaes@GMAIL.COM Margaret Maes

carol.mandel@NYU.EDU Carol Mandel

jman@LOC.GOV Jane Mandelbaum

sman@LOC.GOV Sue Manus

nancymcg@UMICH.EDU Nancy McGovern

dmealo@EZPHOTOSCANNING.COM Daniel Mealo

mopsik@ASMP.ORG Eugene Mopsik

cmmorris@DURASPACE.ORG Carol Minton Morris (Outreach Working Group Co-chair)

knel@LOC.GOV Kristopher Nelson

mln@CS.ODU.EDU Michael Nelson

jnorman@DOS.STATE.FL.US Jody Norman

mpeters@UTAH.GOV Matt Peters

abpo@LOC.GOV Abbey Potter

powellem@MAIL.NLM.NIH.GOV Dever Powell

lreib@LIB.AZ.US Linda Reib

sjr36@LAW.GEORGETOWN.EDU Sarah Rhodes

drossum@SCOLA.ORG Deborah Rossum

amy.rudersdorf@NCDCR.GOV Amy Rudersdorf

rushinge@SI.EDU Erin Clements Rushing

zoe.salditch@RHIZOME.ORG Zoë Salditch

tom@FOUNDHISTORY.ORG Tom Scheinfeldt

kim@ARCHIVEMEDIAPARTNERS.COM Kim Schroeder

druscie.simpson@NCDCR.GOV Druscie Simpson

katherine.skinner@METAARCHIVE.ORG Katherine Skinner

jspencer@BMSCHACE.COM John Spencer

pasteele@UMD.EDU Pat Steele

msterling@OSCARS.ORG Michael Sterling

jstoltenberg@WISC.EDU Jaime Stoltenberg

taylor_surface@OCLC.ORG Taylor Surface

tibbo@EMAIL.UNC.EDU Helen Tibbo

lois@ROPERCENTER.UCONN.EDU Lois Timms-ferrara

trehuaj@AUBURN.EDU Aaron Trehub

unsworth@ILLINOIS.EDU John Unsworth

vwalch@STATEARCHIVISTS.ORG Victoria I. Walch

pwatters@LIB.AZ.US Pete Watters

cwhite@STOCKARTISTSALLIANCE.ORG Claire White

kim@ARCHIVEMEDIAPARTNERS.com Kim Schroeder

zhangj@cua.edu Jane Zhang

NDSA:Standards and Practices Working Group Members

2011-09-28T18:01:27Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

Co-chairs:

* Co-chair: Jimi Jones, Library of Congress
** I am Digital Audiovisual Formats Specialist for LC's Office of Strategic Initiatives. I am primarily interested in audiovisual formats and encodings and will probably focus on those in this survey work.
* Co-chair: Andrea Goethals, Harvard University
** I manage Harvard Library's digital preservation program and repository. I am interested in better exposing standards and best practices that can help manage preservation repositories on a practical level. I will probably focus on best practice and guidance documents related to preservation policies and practices.

Members (In order of first names):

* Aaron Trehub, Auburn University
* Allison Munsell, Munsell Studio
* Amy Kirchhoff, ITHAKA
* Amy Rudersdorf, North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources
** I am the director of the Digital Information Management Program at the State Library of North Carolina. We work to provide permanent public access to publications created by or on behalf of North Carolina State Government agencies. Initiative activities include research and testing of technologies and tools to acquire, manage, preserve, and provide access to both born-digital and digitized information produced by the state agencies of North Carolina.
* Andy Maltz, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
* Ben Fino-Radin, Rhizome
* Brian E. C. Schottlaender, University of California San Diego
* Charles Kolb, National Endowment for the Humanities
* Claire W. White, Stock Artists Alliance
* Courtney Michael, WGBH Educational Foundation
* Daniel R. Dodge, Thomson Reuters
* Daphne DeLeon, Nevada State Library and Archives
* Robert R. Downs, CIESIN, Columbia University
* Eileen Fenton, Portico
* Elizabeth Falk, Idaho State Archives
* Eugene Mopsik, American Society of Media Photographers
* Gary Wright, Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
* Glenn Clatworthy, Public Broadcasting Service
* Gregory Sanford, Vermont State Archives and Records Administration
* Herbert Van de Sompel, Los Alamos National Laboratory Research Library
* Jennifer Waxman, New York University
* Joe Weisenbach, MAM-A Inc.
* John McCoskey, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
* John Spencer, BMS/Chace
* Josh Sternfeld, National Endowment for the Humanities
* Karen Cariani, WGBH Educational Foundation
* Kate Murray, National Archives and Records Administration
* Margaret Maes, Legal Information Preservation Alliance
* Mark Abrahamson, Roper Center for Public Opinion Research
* Mark Evans, Tessella Inc.
* Martin Halbert, University of North Texas
* Mary Vardigan, Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR)
* Matt Peters, Utah Automated Geographic Reference Center
* Matt Schultz, Educopia Institute, MetaArchive Cooperative
* Meg Philips, National Archives and Records Administration
* Michael Levy, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
* Michael L. Nelson, Old Dominion University
* Michele Kimpton, DuraSpace
* Michele Timmons, Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes
* Nancy North, University of Michigan
* Paula De Stefano, New York University (NYU)
* Priscilla Caplan, Florida Center for Library Automation
* Rachel L. Frick, Council on Library and Information Resources: Digital Library Federation
* Robert R. Downs, Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN), Columbia University
* Shane Beers, University of Michigan
* Shawn Nicholson, Michigan State University Libraries
* Stephen P Davis, Columbia
* Steve Morris, North Carolina State University Libraries
* Tracy Popp, Texas Tech University Libraries
* Victoria Walch, Council of State Archives
* Wayne Shoaf, University of Southern California

[http://www.loc.gov/extranet/wiki/osi/ndiip/ndsa/index.php?title=Standards_and_Best_Practices_Working_Group NDSA Standards Group Home]

NDSA:Mission Statement

2011-02-08T17:08:38Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

The mission of the National Digital Stewardship Alliance is to establish, maintain, and advance the capacity to preserve our nation's digital resources for the benefit of present and future generations.

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[[NDSA:Comment]]:
<br>Hasn't the capacity to preserve our nation's digital resources already been established by the likes of Hathi, Chronopolis, etc.? Aren't we sort of "repurposing" or "co-locating" or something like that? My terminology isn't right, but I think that to say "establish" negates the hard work that has come before us or that happens around us. --Amy Rudersdorf

NDSA:Membership

2011-02-08T16:54:42Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

'''NDSA MEMBERSHIP MODEL'''

=Membership=

As an initiative of the Library of Congress National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP), the Alliance is open to United States government agencies, educational institutions, non-profit organizations and businesses with commitments and activities in the areas of collecting, preserving, or ensuring long-term access to digital content. International organizations are also welcome to join as affiliate members.

==Term of Membership==
The first term of membership expires December 31, 2013. The term of Membership will be for three (3) years thereafter.

==Recommendations for Membership==
* Membership will be at the institutional level, but participation on Working Groups is open to one or more individual participants at the institution.
* Applications are welcome from consortia, provided that there is a clear representative identified to participate from each consortium.
* Applications are welcome from commercial companies and IT vendors, given that these members agree to the values of the NDSA and understand that the NDSA requires all members to follow rules of neutrality. [NOTE: We recommend using language modeled after the DPC's information for Commercial and IT vendors in our membership materials, and to have language that encourages technically-oriented rather than sales staff serve as NDSA participants.]
* International Organizations will have Affiliate status rather than full membership. (See below for different rights and privileges)
* Membership should be open and the process by which new members can join is through:
** Application process via online form (see current form: http://www.digitalpreservation.gov/ndsaform/index.php)
** Review and Processing by Secretariat

==Eligibility==

* Members will have demonstrated a commitment to digital preservation.
* Members will share the stated values of the Alliance.
* Members will agree to maintain vendor neutrality.
* Members will agree to participate in one or more working groups.

==Rights and Privileges==

'''Full Members'''
* Members will have one vote on organizational and governance matters affecting the Alliance, e.g. voting for coordinating committee nominees, regardless of how many participants they contribute to the NDSA.
* Individual participants will have effective decision-making power at the Working Group level, e.g. deciding on work plans and work products.
* Members may send representatives to participate in NDSA annual meetings.

'''Affiliate Members'''
* Member organizations may send representatives to participate in the annual meetings of the NDSA but do not have voting rights.
* Members may participate in the work of the Working Groups at the Action Team level.

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[[NDSA:Comment]]: Under eligibility, what does "maintain vendor neutrality" mean? --Amy Rudersdorf

NDSA:Mission Statement

2011-02-08T16:44:43Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

The mission of the National Digital Stewardship Alliance is to establish, maintain, and advance the capacity to preserve our nation's digital resources for the benefit of present and future generations.

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[[NDSA:Comment]]:
- Hasn't the capacity to preserve our nation's digital resources already been established by the likes of Hathi, Chronopolis, etc.? Aren't we sort of "repurposing" or "co-locating" or something like that? My terminology isn't right, but I think that to say "establish" negates the hard work that has come before us or that happens around us. --Amy Rudersdorf ==

NDSA:Categories and Action Teams

2011-02-08T16:31:58Z

Amy.rudersdorf:

Following is a short list of categories for the Standards Survey project. Feel free to edit these as you see fit and add more of your own. The whole idea here is that we work on what we're interested in so that we leverage our individual expertise in this project. Please put your name and email address under the category or categories you're interested in working on.

We already have the following action team:

'''Survey Template Editing'''

Kate Murray

Andrea Goethals

Shane Beers

== '''Standards Survey Categories''' ==

'''Audiovisual File Formats'''

Courtney Michael - courtney_michael@wgbh.org

Kate Murray - kate.murray1@nara.gov

John Spencer - jspencer@bmschace.com

'''Preservation Metadata'''

Mary Vardigan - vardigan@umich.edu

Jennifer Waxman - jennifer.waxman@nyu.edu

Amy Rudersdorf - amy.rudersdorf@ncdcr.gov

'''Preservation Models & Evaluation Metrics'''

Matt Schultz - matt.schultz@metaarchive.org

Meg Phillips - Meg.phillips@nara.gov

'''Preservation Infrastructure'''

Kris Carpenter - kcarpenter@archive.org

'''Preservation Practices'''

Andrea Goethals - andrea_goethals@harvard.edu

'''''Add Your Own!'''''

[http://www.loc.gov/extranet/wiki/osi/ndiip/ndsa/index.php?title=Standards_and_Best_Practices_Working_Group NDSA Standards Group Home]

NDSA:Categories and Action Teams

2011-02-08T16:31:41Z

Amy.rudersdorf: