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NDSA Innovations Working Group Call Mar 04, 2013 2pm-3pm
In Attendance
- Ben Vershbow, New York Public Library
- Dan Dodge, Thomson Reuters
- Jane Mandelbaum, Library of Congress
- Jefferson Bailey, Metropolitan New York Library Council
- José “Ricky” Padilla, Intern- Library of Congress
- Shelia Morrissey, ITHAKA
- Trevor Owens, Library of Congress
Innovation Insights Award
- Prepare the page (change dates on existing page) and get people to start nominating
- Trevor: nominated the Pop-up Archive
- The WG should announce that we are looking for nominations
- Old list had decent bit of nominations but a lot
- Trevor and Ricky will update list
- Important to remember that nominees should still be alive
- Purpose of the Awards is to nominate projects from different fields or people that don’t already have many awards. People who normally wouldn't come to our attention
Interviews
- Interviews: Ongoing, Sheila SCAPE and DPC event. William Kilbride, Scape Project. Preservation at scale. All of interest.
- Jefferson sent Jason Scott questions. Awaiting response.
National Agenda document
- Exciting research topics: up on the Draft version of the agenda on the wiki.
- Jane has been doing research to see what research is on digital preservation. Used Google scholar, not journal aggregates.
Speaker Series
- Speaker series: Funders idea discussed with analogy of speed dating
- SWAT: Conversations on this, around the NYPL space.
- Lots of agreement that this would be a good thing to do – media archeology lab in NYPL collaborate with metro. Possibility to do this out at long island city location. Possibility for NYU ITP and or CUNY. Pratt’s campus (Might be a good idea to separate out getting the work done in NYPL’s long island place, and having smaller space at NYPL for public programming.)
- Should look for alternatives of NYPL as space provider (speak to Don about this)
Digital Preservation Stack Exchange
- Last mentioned 10 months ago
- Move of private beta and into public
- Already has near 70 questions
- WG asked to think of ways to get more people involved
- Possibility is to incentivize like an invite get to go to a conference or we interview that person
- WG should think of different listservs that could add to this and send it to them
- Some lists are TADA, Photographers association, SNIA, ELDB, and AMIA
- Suggested that we advertise to people in DAM works (including students), science data management, and traditional conservation preservation community.
- See if Lori Emerson and more Digital Humanities people can pass it around
Other Notes
- Partnership with e-recycling to buy old hardware off them really cheap
- Think of new digital preservation pedagogical work (it would be hypothetical work to then be applied)
- Wait for after the agenda
- WG has heard discontent about digital preservation grad programs. Area could need some innovation