Born-Digital Access Working Group - Revision history

Jferretti: Removed specific staff person

2024-09-18T20:15:45Z

Removed specific staff person

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	* Draft and develop a review plan for your publication. Typically BDAWG publications go through internal group review, then a wider public review. Typically BDAWG publications are drafted in Google Drive and then published as a PDF. Include everyone in the subgroup who participated in the project as an author of the publication. Include commenters and feedback providers as contributors to your publication.		* Draft and develop a review plan for your publication. Typically BDAWG publications go through internal group review, then a wider public review. Typically BDAWG publications are drafted in Google Drive and then published as a PDF. Include everyone in the subgroup who participated in the project as an author of the publication. Include commenters and feedback providers as contributors to your publication.
	* Find out if there is someone in your subgroup who can stage the publication in Adobe Illustrator using DLF’s publishing template.		* Find out if there is someone in your subgroup who can stage the publication in Adobe Illustrator using DLF’s publishing template.
	* As you approach a completion date for editing, reach out to [http://mailto:info@diglib.org Team DLF]and copy BDAWG coordinators. If someone on your team has access to Adobe Illustrator, request the DLF Illustrator template. If no one in your subgroup has access to Illustrator, explain this to Team DLF and ask what further publication support can be provided. Share your expected timeline for completing the draft to hand over, and any other dependencies you have (i.e., we are hoping to present the publication at a conference on particular date). Let ~~Gayle~~ know approximate dates you’d like to tweet and when you’ll send the tweets.		* As you approach a completion date for editing, reach out to [http://mailto:info@diglib.org Team DLF] and copy BDAWG coordinators. If someone on your team has access to Adobe Illustrator, request the DLF Illustrator template. If no one in your subgroup has access to Illustrator, explain this to Team DLF and ask what further publication support can be provided. Share your expected timeline for completing the draft to hand over, and any other dependencies you have (i.e., we are hoping to present the publication at a conference on particular date). Let Team DLF know approximate dates you’d like to tweet and when you’ll send the tweets.
	* If your publication is for a subgroup that has not yet been set up in OSF, set up a subgroup space in OSF. Contact the BDAWG coordinators and ~~Gayle~~ for access. Invite everyone from your subgroup as authors on the OSF project page.		* If your publication is for a subgroup that has not yet been set up in OSF, set up a subgroup space in OSF. Contact the BDAWG coordinators and Team DLF for access. Invite everyone from your subgroup as authors on the OSF project page.
	* Draft some Tweets and email announcements to share your publication.		* Draft some Tweets and email announcements to share your publication.
	* Once the publication is complete, upload to OSF. Add the link to all your communication templates.		* Once the publication is complete, upload to OSF. Add the link to all your communication templates.

Jferretti: Removed specific staff member and added "Team DLF" and email

2024-09-18T20:14:46Z

Removed specific staff member and added "Team DLF" and email

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	* Draft and develop a review plan for your publication. Typically BDAWG publications go through internal group review, then a wider public review. Typically BDAWG publications are drafted in Google Drive and then published as a PDF. Include everyone in the subgroup who participated in the project as an author of the publication. Include commenters and feedback providers as contributors to your publication.		* Draft and develop a review plan for your publication. Typically BDAWG publications go through internal group review, then a wider public review. Typically BDAWG publications are drafted in Google Drive and then published as a PDF. Include everyone in the subgroup who participated in the project as an author of the publication. Include commenters and feedback providers as contributors to your publication.
	* Find out if there is someone in your subgroup who can stage the publication in Adobe Illustrator using DLF’s publishing template.		* Find out if there is someone in your subgroup who can stage the publication in Adobe Illustrator using DLF’s publishing template.
	* As you approach a completion date for editing, reach out to [http://mailto:~~gschechter~~@~~clir~~.org ~~Gayle Schecter~~]~~, CLIR Program Associate,~~ and copy BDAWG coordinators. If someone on your team has access to Adobe Illustrator, request the DLF Illustrator template. If no one in your subgroup has access to Illustrator, explain this to ~~Gayle~~ and ask what further publication support can be provided. Share your expected timeline for completing the draft to hand over, and any other dependencies you have (i.e., we are hoping to present the publication at a conference on particular date). Let Gayle know approximate dates you’d like to tweet and when you’ll send the tweets.		* As you approach a completion date for editing, reach out to [http://mailto:info@diglib.org Team DLF]and copy BDAWG coordinators. If someone on your team has access to Adobe Illustrator, request the DLF Illustrator template. If no one in your subgroup has access to Illustrator, explain this to Team DLF and ask what further publication support can be provided. Share your expected timeline for completing the draft to hand over, and any other dependencies you have (i.e., we are hoping to present the publication at a conference on particular date). Let Gayle know approximate dates you’d like to tweet and when you’ll send the tweets.
	* If your publication is for a subgroup that has not yet been set up in OSF, set up a subgroup space in OSF. Contact the BDAWG coordinators and Gayle for access. Invite everyone from your subgroup as authors on the OSF project page.		* If your publication is for a subgroup that has not yet been set up in OSF, set up a subgroup space in OSF. Contact the BDAWG coordinators and Gayle for access. Invite everyone from your subgroup as authors on the OSF project page.
	* Draft some Tweets and email announcements to share your publication.		* Draft some Tweets and email announcements to share your publication.
	* Once the publication is complete, upload to OSF. Add the link to all your communication templates.		* Once the publication is complete, upload to OSF. Add the link to all your communication templates.
	* Share the link with the BDAWG Communications team to be added to the Wiki		* Share the link with the BDAWG Communications team to be added to the Wiki
	* Share your drafted Tweets with ~~Gayle~~		* Share your drafted Tweets with Team DLF
	* Send emails to listservs announcing your published resource, and go forth to share at conferences, events, and anywhere else people care about access!		* Send emails to listservs announcing your published resource, and go forth to share at conferences, events, and anywhere else people care about access!

Jen.wachtel: Added the Documenting Access subgroup under Providing Access. Updated leads and co-leads. Added OSF links and deliverables.

2021-12-09T16:59:50Z

Added the Documenting Access subgroup under Providing Access. Updated leads and co-leads. Added OSF links and deliverables.

Jen.wachtel at 11:58, 8 October 2021

2021-10-08T11:58:56Z

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	==== Preparing to Provide Access ====		==== Preparing to Provide Access ====
	* Legal due diligence (~~Camille Tyndall Watson~~, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02C4PF2P46 #legal Slack channel])		* Legal due diligence (Kate Dundon and Jess Farrell, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02C4PF2P46 #legal Slack channel])
	The Legal Due Diligence Working Group formed in 2020 in response to discussions held at the 2019 Digital Library Federation Forum around the risk assessment required to provide access to born-digital collections, especially archival ones. We are currently developing a resource that walks archivists through different legal and privacy issues to look for and makes some suggestions about how to manage those issues for born-digital collections.		The Legal Due Diligence Working Group formed in 2020 in response to discussions held at the 2019 Digital Library Federation Forum around the risk assessment required to provide access to born-digital collections, especially archival ones. We are currently developing a resource that walks archivists through different legal and privacy issues to look for and makes some suggestions about how to manage those issues for born-digital collections.

Jen.wachtel: /* Providing Access */

2021-10-06T19:14:48Z

Providing Access

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	==== Providing Access ====		==== Providing Access ====
	* Visioning Access Systems (Claire Williams, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CHLFPSQL #visioning-access-systems Slack channel])		* Visioning Access Systems (Claire Williams and Steve Gentry, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CHLFPSQL #visioning-access-systems Slack channel])
	Originally established in February 2020 as part of the Digital Library Federation’s Born-Digital Access Working Group (BDAWG), this group—originally known as the Exploring Ideal Access Systems sub-group—spent its inaugural year reviewing relevant literature (particularly BDAWG’s Access Values statement and Levels of Born-Digital Access), developing an annotated bibliography, and outlining a framework envisioning the characteristics of potential ideal access systems for born-digital archival materials.		Originally established in February 2020 as part of the Digital Library Federation’s Born-Digital Access Working Group (BDAWG), this group—originally known as the Exploring Ideal Access Systems sub-group—spent its inaugural year reviewing relevant literature (particularly BDAWG’s Access Values statement and Levels of Born-Digital Access), developing an annotated bibliography, and outlining a framework envisioning the characteristics of potential ideal access systems for born-digital archival materials.

Jen.wachtel at 19:14, 6 October 2021

2021-10-06T19:14:19Z

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	Past Sub-Group Project Deliverables include:		Past Sub-Group Project Deliverables include:
	[https://osf.io/mrw9a/ Born-Digital Access Bootcamps]		* [https://osf.io/mrw9a/ Born-Digital Access Bootcamps]
	[https://osf.io/r5f78/ Levels of Born-Digital Access]		* [https://osf.io/r5f78/ Levels of Born-Digital Access]
	[https://osf.io/wd29k/ Access Practices]		* [https://osf.io/wd29k/ Access Practices]
	[https://osf.io/ed7vk/ Access Values]		* [https://osf.io/ed7vk/ Access Values]

	== Get Involved ==		== Get Involved ==

Jen.wachtel at 19:12, 6 October 2021

2021-10-06T19:12:43Z

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	==== BDAWG Maintenance ====		==== BDAWG Maintenance ====
	* Levels maintenance (Brian Dietz and Shira Peltzman, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CBPDCBQT #levels-maintenance Slack channel])		* Levels maintenance (Brian Dietz and Shira Peltzman, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CBPDCBQT #levels-maintenance Slack channel])
	* Communication (Jennifer Wachtel & Abigail Sachs, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C01NQBPTPJA #communications Slack channel])		* Communication (Jennifer Wachtel and Abigail Sachs, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C01NQBPTPJA #communications Slack channel])

	==== Education and Advocacy ====		==== Education and Advocacy ====

Jen.wachtel: Updated the name of the finding aids group and updated header capitalization

2021-10-06T19:09:57Z

Updated the name of the finding aids group and updated header capitalization

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	=== Current Subgroups ===		=== Current Subgroups ===

	==== Providing ~~access~~ ====		==== Providing Access ====
	* Visioning Access Systems (Claire Williams, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CHLFPSQL #visioning-access-systems Slack channel])		* Visioning Access Systems (Claire Williams, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CHLFPSQL #visioning-access-systems Slack channel])
	Originally established in February 2020 as part of the Digital Library Federation’s Born-Digital Access Working Group (BDAWG), this group—originally known as the Exploring Ideal Access Systems sub-group—spent its inaugural year reviewing relevant literature (particularly BDAWG’s Access Values statement and Levels of Born-Digital Access), developing an annotated bibliography, and outlining a framework envisioning the characteristics of potential ideal access systems for born-digital archival materials.		Originally established in February 2020 as part of the Digital Library Federation’s Born-Digital Access Working Group (BDAWG), this group—originally known as the Exploring Ideal Access Systems sub-group—spent its inaugural year reviewing relevant literature (particularly BDAWG’s Access Values statement and Levels of Born-Digital Access), developing an annotated bibliography, and outlining a framework envisioning the characteristics of potential ideal access systems for born-digital archival materials.
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	The Remote Site Visits and Transfers Subgroup is investigating the ways in which practitioners perform remote site visits, especially during COVID-19, and remote born-digital file transfers, which have perhaps increased over 2020-2021 but which are increasingly a method of born-digital acquisition.		The Remote Site Visits and Transfers Subgroup is investigating the ways in which practitioners perform remote site visits, especially during COVID-19, and remote born-digital file transfers, which have perhaps increased over 2020-2021 but which are increasingly a method of born-digital acquisition.

	==== Preparing to ~~provide access~~ ====		==== Preparing to Provide Access ====
	* Legal due diligence (Camille Tyndall Watson, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02C4PF2P46 #legal Slack channel])		* Legal due diligence (Camille Tyndall Watson, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02C4PF2P46 #legal Slack channel])
	The Legal Due Diligence Working Group formed in 2020 in response to discussions held at the 2019 Digital Library Federation Forum around the risk assessment required to provide access to born-digital collections, especially archival ones. We are currently developing a resource that walks archivists through different legal and privacy issues to look for and makes some suggestions about how to manage those issues for born-digital collections.		The Legal Due Diligence Working Group formed in 2020 in response to discussions held at the 2019 Digital Library Federation Forum around the risk assessment required to provide access to born-digital collections, especially archival ones. We are currently developing a resource that walks archivists through different legal and privacy issues to look for and makes some suggestions about how to manage those issues for born-digital collections.

	==== Case ~~studies~~ and ~~tools~~ ====		==== Case Studies and Tools ====
	* ~~Development list of finding aids including~~ Born Digital ~~description~~ (~~one potential co~~-~~lead pending commitment from a second~~, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CQ4ZNEL9 #finding-aids Slack channel])		* Born Digital Description in Finding Aids (Lara Friedman-Shedlov and Brenna Edwards, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CQ4ZNEL9 #finding-aids Slack channel])
	This subgroup is looking at how repositories facilitate access to born digital collection materials through their finding aids. We are looking at collecting links existing finding aids that describe born digital materials to share which we intend to tag or categorize and share as a resource.		This subgroup is looking at how repositories facilitate access to born digital collection materials through their finding aids. We are looking at collecting links existing finding aids that describe born digital materials to share which we intend to tag or categorize and share as a resource.
	* User Studies [further conversations regarding the 2020 access study] (co-leads needed, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02D17V29QQ #user-studies Slack channel])		* User Studies [further conversations regarding the 2020 access study] (co-leads needed, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02D17V29QQ #user-studies Slack channel])

Jen.wachtel: Added a link to the DLF B-DAWG Slack in the Community of Practice description.

2021-09-30T21:16:21Z

Added a link to the DLF B-DAWG Slack in the Community of Practice description.

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	This group strives to create a community of practice and engagement around issues related to born-digital access. In 2020, BDWAG published its first three publications. The [https://osf.io/r5f78/ Levels of Born-Digital Access] guidelines are a set of format-agnostic baseline practices for born-digital access, laying out concrete and actionable recommendations that individual institutions can consider implementing according to their needs, resources, and abilities. [https://osf.io/wd29k/ “Collecting User Experiences, Needs, and Desires for Accessing Born-Digital Archival Collections: Survey Analysis”] is an analysis based on surveys of users of born-digital materials on their actual and desired access experiences. Our [https://osf.io/ed7vk/ Access Values] aim to establish a shared set of community values around digital access, especially with regard to born-digital archival collection material.		This group strives to create a community of practice and engagement around issues related to born-digital access. In 2020, BDWAG published its first three publications. The [https://osf.io/r5f78/ Levels of Born-Digital Access] guidelines are a set of format-agnostic baseline practices for born-digital access, laying out concrete and actionable recommendations that individual institutions can consider implementing according to their needs, resources, and abilities. [https://osf.io/wd29k/ “Collecting User Experiences, Needs, and Desires for Accessing Born-Digital Archival Collections: Survey Analysis”] is an analysis based on surveys of users of born-digital materials on their actual and desired access experiences. Our [https://osf.io/ed7vk/ Access Values] aim to establish a shared set of community values around digital access, especially with regard to born-digital archival collection material.

	The group’s main mode of communication for all projects is the [https://groups.google.com/g/dlf-bdaccess-working-group Google group]. All are welcome to join. The group is also planning to use the Slack platform for communication.		The group’s main mode of communication for all projects is the [https://groups.google.com/g/dlf-bdaccess-working-group Google group]. All are welcome to join. The group is also planning to use the Slack platform for communication at [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com dlf-bdawg.slack.com].

	The group has also conducted occasional [https://saaers.wordpress.com/2016/10/20/announcing-the-first-ever-bdaccess-twitter-chats-1027-2-and-9pm-est/ Twitter chats] (#bdaccess) to gain insight on how researchers want to access and use born-digital archives. You can read select chat recaps ([https://saaers.wordpress.com/2016/11/27/bdaccess-twitter-chat-recap/ chat 1] and [https://saaers.wordpress.com/2017/03/09/latest-bdaccess-twitter-chat-recap/ chat 2]), and let us know if you want to help lead a future chat.		The group has also conducted occasional [https://saaers.wordpress.com/2016/10/20/announcing-the-first-ever-bdaccess-twitter-chats-1027-2-and-9pm-est/ Twitter chats] (#bdaccess) to gain insight on how researchers want to access and use born-digital archives. You can read select chat recaps ([https://saaers.wordpress.com/2016/11/27/bdaccess-twitter-chat-recap/ chat 1] and [https://saaers.wordpress.com/2017/03/09/latest-bdaccess-twitter-chat-recap/ chat 2]), and let us know if you want to help lead a future chat.

Jen.wachtel: Updated link to Slack workspace.

2021-08-25T17:08:54Z

Updated link to Slack workspace.

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	The group meets every 2 months from 2pm to 3pm on the first Tuesday of the month as of Summer 2021. If you are interested in joining in the bi-monthly call, email info@diglib.org for the Zoom information and reach out to the group’s current chairs to be added to the meeting invite.		The group meets every 2 months from 2pm to 3pm on the first Tuesday of the month as of Summer 2021. If you are interested in joining in the bi-monthly call, email info@diglib.org for the Zoom information and reach out to the group’s current chairs to be added to the meeting invite.
	Often during meetings, calls are made for volunteers to join new sub-groups or attendees are asked if they have a sub-group they would like to propose. Getting involved is easy and you can make the experience what you’d like.		Often during meetings, calls are made for volunteers to join new sub-groups or attendees are asked if they have a sub-group they would like to propose. Getting involved is easy and you can make the experience what you’d like.
	On Slack, we share announcements and coordinate event schedules. Join the Slack conversation at [[dlf-bdawg.slack.com]]. Email the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dlf-bdaccess-working-group BDAWG Google Group] for an invitation to the Slack.		On Slack, we share announcements and coordinate event schedules. Join the Slack conversation at [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com dlf-bdawg.slack.com]. Email the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dlf-bdaccess-working-group BDAWG Google Group] for an invitation to the Slack.

	== Coordination ==		== Coordination ==

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	==== Providing Access ====		==== Providing Access ====
	* Visioning Access Systems (~~Claire Williams and~~ Steve Gentry, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CHLFPSQL #visioning-access-systems Slack channel])		* Visioning Access Systems (lead: Steve Gentry, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CHLFPSQL #visioning-access-systems Slack channel])
	Originally established in February 2020 as part of the Digital Library Federation’s Born-Digital Access Working Group (BDAWG), this group—originally known as the Exploring Ideal Access Systems sub-group—spent its inaugural year reviewing relevant literature (particularly BDAWG’s Access Values statement and Levels of Born-Digital Access), developing an annotated bibliography, and outlining a framework envisioning the characteristics of potential ideal access systems for born-digital archival materials.		Originally established in February 2020 as part of the Digital Library Federation’s Born-Digital Access Working Group (BDAWG), this group—originally known as the Exploring Ideal Access Systems sub-group—spent its inaugural year reviewing relevant literature (particularly BDAWG’s Access Values statement and Levels of Born-Digital Access), developing an annotated bibliography, and outlining a framework envisioning the characteristics of potential ideal access systems for born-digital archival materials.

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	The Accessibility of Born Digital Access Tools subgroup looks at the platforms for access and samples of born-digital content to assess their accessibility for people with disabilities.		The Accessibility of Born Digital Access Tools subgroup looks at the platforms for access and samples of born-digital content to assess their accessibility for people with disabilities.

	* Cloud Storage for Born-Digital Access (co leads: Matt McEniry and Caterina Reed, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02BWP4KY8P #cloud-storage Slack channel])		* Cloud Storage for Born-Digital Access (co-leads: Matt McEniry and Caterina Reed, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02BWP4KY8P #cloud-storage Slack channel])
	This working group will look at low-cost/no-cost cloud solutions for the display and access of born digital collections.		This working group will look at low-cost/no-cost cloud solutions for the display and access of born digital collections.

	* Remote Site Visits and Transfers (Annalise Berdini,[https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02BWPJELR5 #remote-visits-transfers Slack channel])		* Remote Site Visits and Transfers (lead:Annalise Berdini,[https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02BWPJELR5 #remote-visits-transfers Slack channel])
	The Remote Site Visits and Transfers Subgroup is investigating the ways in which practitioners perform remote site visits, especially during COVID-19, and remote born-digital file transfers, which have perhaps increased over 2020-2021 but which are increasingly a method of born-digital acquisition.		The Remote Site Visits and Transfers Subgroup is investigating the ways in which practitioners perform remote site visits, especially during COVID-19, and remote born-digital file transfers, which have perhaps increased over 2020-2021 but which are increasingly a method of born-digital acquisition.

			*Documenting Access (co-leads: Lara Friedman-Shedlov and Brian Dietz, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02Q8ANRSTB #documenting-access Slack channel] and [https://osf.io/s6nr7 OSF Project Page])
			The Documenting Access project sub-group is collecting and sharing a snapshot of current documentation about how repositories are providing access to born-digital archival collection materials. In support of this goal, it is also creating a framework for writing new or enhancing existing documentation.

	==== Preparing to Provide Access ====		==== Preparing to Provide Access ====
	* Legal due diligence (Kate Dundon and Jess Farrell, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02C4PF2P46 #legal Slack channel])		* Legal due diligence (co-leads: Kate Dundon and Jess Farrell, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02C4PF2P46 #legal Slack channel])
	The Legal Due Diligence Working Group formed in 2020 in response to discussions held at the 2019 Digital Library Federation Forum around the risk assessment required to provide access to born-digital collections, especially archival ones. We are currently developing a resource that walks archivists through different legal and privacy issues to look for and makes some suggestions about how to manage those issues for born-digital collections.		The Legal Due Diligence Working Group formed in 2020 in response to discussions held at the 2019 Digital Library Federation Forum around the risk assessment required to provide access to born-digital collections, especially archival ones. We are currently developing a resource that walks archivists through different legal and privacy issues to look for and makes some suggestions about how to manage those issues for born-digital collections.

	==== Case Studies and Tools ====		==== Case Studies and Tools ====
	* Born Digital Description in Finding Aids (Lara Friedman-Shedlov and Brenna Edwards, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CQ4ZNEL9 #finding-aids Slack channel])		* Born Digital Description in Finding Aids (co-leads: Lara Friedman-Shedlov and Brenna Edwards, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CQ4ZNEL9 #finding-aids Slack channel])
	This subgroup is looking at how repositories facilitate access to born digital collection materials through their finding aids. We are looking at collecting links existing finding aids that describe born digital materials to share which we intend to tag or categorize and share as a resource.		This subgroup is looking at how repositories facilitate access to born digital collection materials through their finding aids. We are looking at collecting links existing finding aids that describe born digital materials to share which we intend to tag or categorize and share as a resource.
	* User Studies [further conversations regarding the 2020 access study] (co-leads needed, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02D17V29QQ #user-studies Slack channel])		* User Studies [further conversations regarding the 2020 access study] (co-leads needed, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02D17V29QQ #user-studies Slack channel])

	==== BDAWG Maintenance ====		==== BDAWG Maintenance ====
	* Levels maintenance (Brian Dietz and Shira Peltzman, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CBPDCBQT #levels-maintenance Slack channel])		* Levels maintenance (co-leads: Brian Dietz and Shira Peltzman, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C02CBPDCBQT #levels-maintenance Slack channel])
	* Communication (Jennifer Wachtel and Abigail Sachs, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C01NQBPTPJA #communications Slack channel])		* Communication (co-leads: Jennifer Wachtel and Abigail Sachs, [https://dlf-bdawg.slack.com/archives/C01NQBPTPJA #communications Slack channel])

	==== Education and Advocacy ====		==== Education and Advocacy ====
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	Sub-Groups of DLF BDAWG are continually producing documents and recommendations from their work. As products are completed, the sub-groups will share the published versions via [https://osf.io/rtnsq/ OSF project pages] or through Google Drive.		Sub-Groups of DLF BDAWG are continually producing documents and recommendations from their work. As products are completed, the sub-groups will share the published versions via [https://osf.io/rtnsq/ OSF project pages] or through Google Drive.

	Past ~~Sub~~-~~Group Project Deliverables~~ include:		Current sub-group project deliverables include:
			* [https://osf.io/3sj9r/ Ideal Access Systems Literature Review] prepared by the Visioning Access Systems sub-group

			Past sub-group project deliverables include:
	* [https://osf.io/mrw9a/ Born-Digital Access Bootcamps]		* [https://osf.io/mrw9a/ Born-Digital Access Bootcamps]
	* [https://osf.io/r5f78/ Levels of Born-Digital Access]		* [https://osf.io/r5f78/ Levels of Born-Digital Access]