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	**"Cool" digital preservation repositories - a list of some examples		**"Cool" digital preservation repositories - a list of some examples
	**Skills matrix for a digital preservationist (DCC website)		**Skills and competencies - skills matrix for a digital preservationist (DCC website)

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	*Legal - IP, Copyright, PPI, any other restrictions (privacy protections, embargo, security)		*Legal - IP, Copyright, PPI, any other restrictions (privacy protections, embargo, security)
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	**~~Examples of~~ "~~cool~~" digital preservation ~~repository~~ - a list of some examples		**"Cool" digital preservation repositories - a list of some examples
	**Skills matrix for a digital preservationist (DCC website)		**Skills matrix for a digital preservationist (DCC website)

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	*Naming authority - different lists.		*Naming authority - different lists.
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			**Examples of "cool" digital preservation repository - a list of some examples
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	*Metadata - description of types of metadata (administrative, technical, structural, descriptive, preservation).		*Metadata - description of types of metadata (administrative, technical, structural, descriptive, preservation).
	*Born-digital vs. digitization - differences		*Born-digital vs. digitization - differences
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	*News articles/Blogs - to make a case to business cases to explain what is DP, digital archiving or find existing business cases. Also find examples of success of the benefits of digital preservation.		*News articles/Blogs - to make a case to business cases to explain what is DP, digital archiving or find existing business cases. Also find examples of success of the benefits of digital preservation.
	*Standards - overview of standards available (OAIS, PREMIS, etc). The names of the standards should also be reflected in the glossary. Some information about putting standards in context and how standards are applied in practice/not applied.		*Standards - overview of standards available (OAIS, PREMIS, etc). The names of the standards should also be reflected in the glossary. Some information about putting standards in context and how standards are applied in practice/not applied.
	*Metadata - description of types of metadata (administrative, technical, structural, descriptive, preservation)		*Metadata - description of types of metadata (administrative, technical, structural, descriptive, preservation).
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	'''What's missing??'''		'''What's missing??'''
	*News articles/Blogs - to make a case to business cases to explain what is DP, digital archiving or find existing business cases. Also find examples of success of the benefits of digital preservation.		*News articles/Blogs - to make a case to business cases to explain what is DP, digital archiving or find existing business cases. Also find examples of success of the benefits of digital preservation.
			*Standards - overview of standards available (OAIS, PREMIS, etc). The names of the standards should also be reflected in the glossary. Some information about putting standards in context and how standards are applied in practice/not applied.
			*Metadata - description of types of metadata (administrative, technical, structural, descriptive, preservation)

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	*Webinar: [http://www.webjunction.org/events/webinars/webinar-archives/-/articles/content/110494344 WebJunction An Introduction to Digital Preservation webinar]. A December 15, 2010, webinar presented by Lisa A. Gregory, Jennifer Ricker and Amy Rudersdorf of the North Carolina State Library.		*Webinar: [http://www.webjunction.org/events/webinars/webinar-archives/-/articles/content/110494344 WebJunction An Introduction to Digital Preservation webinar]. A December 15, 2010, webinar presented by Lisa A. Gregory, Jennifer Ricker and Amy Rudersdorf of the North Carolina State Library.
	*Videos - Team Digital Preservation [http://www.youtube.com/user/wepreserve](how many to include, if any?)		*Videos - Team Digital Preservation [http://www.youtube.com/user/wepreserve](how many to include, if any?)

			'''What's missing??'''
			*News articles/Blogs - to make a case to business cases to explain what is DP, digital archiving or find existing business cases. Also find examples of success of the benefits of digital preservation.

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Introduction

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	The "Digital Preservation 101" section provides a gentle introduction to the concepts of preserving your digital information. The guidance is basic and is meant to be a place to get started.		The "Digital Preservation 101" section provides a gentle introduction to the concepts of preserving your digital information. The guidance is basic and is meant to be a place to get started.

			Digital preservation can be defined as the series of managed activities necessary to ensure meaningful continued access, for as long as it is required, to digital objects and materials.

			Digital preservation is the set of processes and activities that ensures long-term, sustained storage of, access to and interpretation of digital information. Curation is an applied form of preservation that focuses on interpretation and is often (though not exclusively) used in relation to working with scientific datasets. The ultimate objective of all digital preservation activity is to keep valuable and useful digital material (increasingly online) available for future generations of scholars, researchers and other user groups.

	==Introductory Resources==		==Introductory Resources==

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	Back to the [[NDSA:Digital Preservation in a Box]] Overview Page		Back to the [[NDSA:Digital Preservation in a Box]] Overview Page

	~~==Broad Introductory Resources==~~

			==Introduction==

	The "Digital Preservation 101" section provides a gentle introduction to the concepts of preserving your digital information. The guidance is basic and is meant to be a place to get started. There are four organizing steps to consider when preserving your personal digital information: Identify; Decide; Organize; and Copy. We'll discuss each in detail and provide some resources to help you get started.		The "Digital Preservation 101" section provides a gentle introduction to the concepts of preserving your digital information. The guidance is basic and is meant to be a place to get started.



			==Introductory Resources==

	*Slides: [File:Intro_digpres_121510.ppt]. Slides from a December 15, 2010, webinar presented by Lisa A. Gregory, Jennifer Ricker and Amy Rudersdorf of the North Carolina State Library.		*Slides: [File:Intro_digpres_121510.ppt]. Slides from a December 15, 2010, webinar presented by Lisa A. Gregory, Jennifer Ricker and Amy Rudersdorf of the North Carolina State Library.
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	*Webinar: [http://www.webjunction.org/events/webinars/webinar-archives/-/articles/content/110494344 WebJunction An Introduction to Digital Preservation webinar]. A December 15, 2010, webinar presented by Lisa A. Gregory, Jennifer Ricker and Amy Rudersdorf of the North Carolina State Library.		*Webinar: [http://www.webjunction.org/events/webinars/webinar-archives/-/articles/content/110494344 WebJunction An Introduction to Digital Preservation webinar]. A December 15, 2010, webinar presented by Lisa A. Gregory, Jennifer Ricker and Amy Rudersdorf of the North Carolina State Library.
	*Videos - Team Digital Preservation [http://www.youtube.com/user/wepreserve](how many to include, if any?)		*Videos - Team Digital Preservation [http://www.youtube.com/user/wepreserve](how many to include, if any?)

	~~==Identify where you have digital materials==~~

	~~==Decide which digital items are most important==~~

	~~==Organize the materials==~~

	~~==Make copies and store them in different places==~~