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	==Meeting Minutes==		==Meeting Minutes==
			*[[NDSA:Tuesday, January 17, 2012]]
	*[[NDSA:Wednesday, December 21, 2011]]		*[[NDSA:Wednesday, December 21, 2011]]
	*[[NDSA:Monday, November 21, 2011]]		*[[NDSA:Monday, November 21, 2011]]

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	These awards will focus on recognizing excellence in one or more of the following areas:		These awards will focus on recognizing excellence in one or more of the following areas:
	• Individuals making a significant, innovative contribution to the digital preservation community		**Individuals making a significant, innovative contribution to the digital preservation community
	• Projects whose goals or outcomes represent an inventive, meaningful addition to the understanding or processes required for successful, sustainable digital preservation stewardship		**Projects whose goals or outcomes represent an inventive, meaningful addition to the understanding or processes required for successful, sustainable digital preservation stewardship
	• Organizations taking an innovative approach to providing support and guidance to the digital preservation community		**Organizations taking an innovative approach to providing support and guidance to the digital preservation community
	• Future stewards, especially students, but including educators, trainers, or curricular endeavors taking a creative approach to advancing knowledge of digital preservation issues and practices		**Future stewards, especially students, but including educators, trainers, or curricular endeavors taking a creative approach to advancing knowledge of digital preservation issues and practices

	Eligibility:		Eligibility:
	• Nominations are open to any individual and anyone can be nominated for one of the four awards. Simply put, anyone can nominate anyone and anything. There are no restrictions on affiliation of individuals, time frame of projects or activities, organization type, or student, educator, or program status.
			**Nominations are open to any individual and anyone can be nominated for one of the four awards. Simply put, anyone can nominate anyone and anything. There are no restrictions on affiliation of individuals, time frame of projects or activities, organization type, or student, educator, or program status.

	Nomination Requirements:		Nomination Requirements:

	Nominators need to provide:		Nominators need to provide:
	• Description: A brief, one-paragraph description of the individual, project, organization, or future steward being nominated and their contribution to digital preservation stewardship. Also please include any relevant URLs, publications, or other documentation or proof of their activities.		**Description: A brief, one-paragraph description of the individual, project, organization, or future steward being nominated and their contribution to digital preservation stewardship. Also please include any relevant URLs, publications, or other documentation or proof of their activities.
	• Justification: A brief, one-paragraph justification explaining why the nominee merits recognition and how they contributed to innovation in digital preservation stewardship.		**Justification: A brief, one-paragraph justification explaining why the nominee merits recognition and how they contributed to innovation in digital preservation stewardship.
	• Contact Information: Nominee contact information, especially an email address. For projects and organizations, a point person’s contact information, email address at minimum, is required.		**Contact Information: Nominee contact information, especially an email address. For projects and organizations, a point person’s contact information, email address at minimum, is required.
	• Submission: Email the above information to ndsa@loc.gov with “Awards Nomination” in the email subject line.		**Submission: Email the above information to ndsa@loc.gov with “Awards Nomination” in the email subject line.
	• Nominator: Name, email and, if desired, affiliation and a brief description, of the person making the nomination. This information will be kept confidential.		**Nominator: Name, email and, if desired, affiliation and a brief description, of the person making the nomination. This information will be kept confidential.

	Sponsor and Prize:		Sponsor and Prize:

	The Annual Innovation Awards are sponsored by the National Digital Stewardship Alliance, a member organization committed to managing digital content for current and long-term use. The National Digital Stewardship Alliance was launched in July 2010 as an initiative of the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program, which Congress established in 2000 and the Library of Congress administers.		The Annual Innovation Awards are sponsored by the National Digital Stewardship Alliance, a member organization committed to managing digital content for current and long-term use. The National Digital Stewardship Alliance was launched in July 2010 as an initiative of the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program, which Congress established in 2000 and the Library of Congress administers.

	[This paragraph is still in draft form. Language will need to be confirmed within LC]. The award winners will receive a plaque presented to them at the NDSA/NDIIPP Partners meeting at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. on July 24-26, 2012. The award includes travel costs to Washington D.C. for winners to attend this meeting to accept the award and winners will be asked to deliver a brief presentation on their work as part of a panel of awards winners. [need to ~~work out~~ the details of ~~this idea~~ with the ~~NDSA~~ planning committee ~~and firm-up the description of scripted panel presentation here~~].		[This paragraph is still in draft form. Language will need to be confirmed within LC].
			The award winners will receive a plaque presented to them at the NDSA/NDIIPP Partners meeting at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. on July 24-26, 2012. The award includes travel costs to Washington D.C. for winners to attend this meeting to accept the award and winners will be asked to deliver a brief presentation on their work as part of a panel of awards winners. [need to confirm the details of the panel presentation with the meeting planning committee].

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	==Awards==		==Awards==
	~~Awards Description:~~
	The NDSA Innovation Working Group has established the Annual Recognition Awards to recognize and encourage innovation in the field of digital preservation stewardship. These awards highlight and commend creative individuals, projects, organizations, and future stewards demonstrating originality and excellence in their contributions to the field of digital preservation.

	Awards:		Awards:

	*Individual Award		The Annual Innovation Awards were established by the National Digital Stewardship Alliance (NDSA) to recognize and encourage innovation in the field of digital preservation stewardship. These awards highlight and commend creative individuals, projects, organizations, and future stewards demonstrating originality and excellence in their contributions to the field of digital preservation. The program is administered by a committee drawn from members of the NDSA Innovation Working Group.
	**This award recognizes an individual making a significant, innovative contribution to the digital preservation community.
	*Project Award		These awards will focus on recognizing excellence in one or more of the following areas:
	**This award recognizes a project whose goals or outcomes represent an inventive, meaningful addition to the understanding ~~and~~ processes required for successful, sustainable digital preservation stewardship.		• Individuals making a significant, innovative contribution to the digital preservation community
	*Organization Award		• Projects whose goals or outcomes represent an inventive, meaningful addition to the understanding or processes required for successful, sustainable digital preservation stewardship
	**This award recognizes an organization taking an innovative approach to providing support and guidance to digital preservation community.		• Organizations taking an innovative approach to providing support and guidance to the digital preservation community
	*Future ~~Stewards Award~~		• Future stewards, especially students, but including educators, trainers, or curricular endeavors taking a creative approach to advancing knowledge of digital preservation issues and practices
	**This award recognizes a student or ~~educator~~ taking a creative approach to advancing knowledge of digital preservation issues and practices.		Eligibility:
			• Nominations are open to any individual and anyone can be nominated for one of the four awards. Simply put, anyone can nominate anyone and anything. There are no restrictions on affiliation of individuals, time frame of projects or activities, organization type, or student, educator, or program status.
			Nomination Requirements:
			Nominators need to provide:
			• Description: A brief, one-paragraph description of the individual, project, organization, or future steward being nominated and their contribution to digital preservation stewardship. Also please include any relevant URLs, publications, or other documentation or proof of their activities.
			• Justification: A brief, one-paragraph justification explaining why the nominee merits recognition and how they contributed to innovation in digital preservation stewardship.
			• Contact Information: Nominee contact information, especially an email address. For projects and organizations, a point person’s contact information, email address at minimum, is required.
			• Submission: Email the above information to ndsa@loc.gov with “Awards Nomination” in the email subject line.
			• Nominator: Name, email and, if desired, affiliation and a brief description, of the person making the nomination. This information will be kept confidential.
			Sponsor and Prize:

			The Annual Innovation Awards are sponsored by the National Digital Stewardship Alliance, a member organization committed to managing digital content for current and long-term use. The National Digital Stewardship Alliance was launched in July 2010 as an initiative of the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program, which Congress established in 2000 and the Library of Congress administers.

			[This paragraph is still in draft form. Language will need to be confirmed within LC]. The award winners will receive a plaque presented to them at the NDSA/NDIIPP Partners meeting at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. on July 24-26, 2012. The award includes travel costs to Washington D.C. for winners to attend this meeting to accept the award and winners will be asked to deliver a brief presentation on their work as part of a panel of awards winners. [need to work out the details of this idea with the NDSA planning committee and firm-up the description of scripted panel presentation here].

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	==Awards==		==Awards==
	The NDSA ~~2012~~ Annual Recognition Awards ~~Action Team has created these four categories for recognition of~~ innovation in digital preservation stewardship.		Awards Description:
			The NDSA Innovation Working Group has established the Annual Recognition Awards to recognize and encourage innovation in the field of digital preservation stewardship. These awards highlight and commend creative individuals, projects, organizations, and future stewards demonstrating originality and excellence in their contributions to the field of digital preservation.

			Awards:

	*Individual Award		*Individual Award
	This award recognizes an individual making a significant, innovative contribution to the digital preservation community.		**This award recognizes an individual making a significant, innovative contribution to the digital preservation community.
	*Project Award		*Project Award
	This award recognizes a project whose ~~investigation, research,~~ or outcomes represent a inventive, meaningful		**This award recognizes a project whose goals or outcomes represent an inventive, meaningful addition to the understanding and processes required for successful, sustainable digital preservation stewardship.
	*Organization Award		*Organization Award
	This award recognizes an organization taking an innovative approach to providing support and guidance to ~~the~~ digital preservation community.		**This award recognizes an organization taking an innovative approach to providing support and guidance to digital preservation community.
	*Future Stewards Award		*Future Stewards Award
	This award recognizes a student or educator taking a creative approach to advancing knowledge of digital preservation issues and practices.		**This award recognizes a student or educator taking a creative approach to advancing knowledge of digital preservation issues and practices.

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	==Awards==		==Awards==
	The NDSA 2012 Annual Recognition Awards Action Team has created ~~the bottom~~ four categories ~~to award~~ for innovation in digital preservation.		The NDSA 2012 Annual Recognition Awards Action Team has created these four categories for recognition of innovation in digital preservation stewardship.

	*Individual Award		*Individual Award

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 *[[NDSA:Monday, November 21, 2011]]
-==Awards Ideas==
+==Awards==
-The NDSA innovation working group has convened an action team to create, accept nominations for, and ultimately give out the inaugural set of awards at next years meeting. You can expect to hear more about the awards and the process for nomination. With that said, an easy way to be involved in this process is to simply share your ideas for awards on the wiki. Below are some example ideas of the kinds of awards in the categories workshop participants discussed. Which of these seem like good ideas to you? What do you think we need to do a better job recognizing? We would be thrilled if you would take a few minutes to share your thoughts.
+The NDSA 2012 Annual Recognition Awards Action Team has created the bottom four categories to award for innovation in digital preservation.
-==Examples of sustainability-focused awards==
+*Individual Award
-*Most successful stewardship of an “at risk” content collection
+This award recognizes an individual making a significant, innovative contribution to the digital preservation community.
-*Most creative approach to sustainability for a new content collection
+*Project Award
-*Most creative approach to sustainability for an existing content collection
+This award recognizes a project whose investigation, research, or outcomes represent a inventive, meaningful
-*Best focus on use of standards in content stewardship
+*Organization Award
-*Best vision of sustainability in digital stewardship
+This award recognizes an organization taking an innovative approach to providing support and guidance to the digital preservation community.
-*Best use of collaboration in supporting collections
+*Future Stewards Award
-*Best crowd-sourcing projects or tools
+This award recognizes a student or educator taking a creative approach to advancing knowledge of digital preservation issues and practices.

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	Beyond the specifics of any award, the workshop attendees agreed that any awards process must involve transparency and consistency. Further, the group agreed that the particular slate of awards could be flexible and iterative, allowing for the creation and retirement of any individual award on an annual basis.		Beyond the specifics of any award, the workshop attendees agreed that any awards process must involve transparency and consistency. Further, the group agreed that the particular slate of awards could be flexible and iterative, allowing for the creation and retirement of any individual award on an annual basis.

			[[NDSA:Past Award Ideas]]

	==Meeting Minutes==		==Meeting Minutes==

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Meeting Minutes

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	==Meeting Minutes==		==Meeting Minutes==
			*[[NDSA:Wednesday, December 21, 2011]]
	*[[NDSA:Monday, November 21, 2011]]		*[[NDSA:Monday, November 21, 2011]]