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This section provides curriculum guidance, lesson plans and teaching materials that offer specific guidance on how to the use the Box resources in the classroom or in presentations. | This section provides curriculum guidance, lesson plans and teaching materials that offer specific guidance on how to the use the Box resources in the classroom or in presentations. | ||
==Sample Scenarios== | |||
*LIS instructors would use these materials to build digital preservation modules for classroom use. | |||
*LIS educators could use these materials to host a “Personal Archiving Day” or digital preservation event at the LIS school during next year’s Preservation Week. [Just thinking – this could be a measurable outcome. How many LIS schools, public libraries used the NDSA toolsuite to host an event next year?] | |||
*LIS students could utilize the materials to develop their own outreach event on campus or at a local/regional library | |||
*Digital Preservation practitioners could use the materials to prepare outreach presentations. Concurrently, NDSA could develop as set of “canned” presentations / library slide deck for all members to use and perform outreach in their organizations as a secondary outcome of this project. | |||
==Resources== | |||
*Handout: [[File:digital_archiving_handoutv2.doc|alt=Preserving Your Digital Photos]]. A sample program for middle school students (.DOC file) | *Handout: [[File:digital_archiving_handoutv2.doc|alt=Preserving Your Digital Photos]]. A sample program for middle school students (.DOC file) | ||
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This section provides curriculum guidance, lesson plans and teaching materials that offer specific guidance on how to the use the Box resources in the classroom or in presentations.
Sample Scenarios
- LIS instructors would use these materials to build digital preservation modules for classroom use.
- LIS educators could use these materials to host a “Personal Archiving Day” or digital preservation event at the LIS school during next year’s Preservation Week. [Just thinking – this could be a measurable outcome. How many LIS schools, public libraries used the NDSA toolsuite to host an event next year?]
- LIS students could utilize the materials to develop their own outreach event on campus or at a local/regional library
- Digital Preservation practitioners could use the materials to prepare outreach presentations. Concurrently, NDSA could develop as set of “canned” presentations / library slide deck for all members to use and perform outreach in their organizations as a secondary outcome of this project.
Resources
- Handout: File:Digital archiving handoutv2.doc. A sample program for middle school students (.DOC file)