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How to define curriculum | |||
'''How to define curriculum''' | |||
*Scope of the Course | *Scope of the Course | ||
**More than one course? | **More than one course? | ||
**Could take pieces of this to other courses | |||
*Case Studies | *Case Studies | ||
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*Digital preservation project basics | *Digital preservation project basics | ||
*Bibliography/resource listing | |||
**Project Reports | |||
**Listservs | |||
**Surveys | |||
**IMLS funded projects (museums?) | |||
*Existing Syllabi | |||
**"Syllabus Finder" database (GMU) | |||
**Dig. Library Curriculum (UNC Chapel Hill) | |||
**MERLOT.ORG | |||
*Making a case for preservation | |||
*Educational resources | |||
**DPOE materials | |||
**ARL, LYRASIS, NEDCC | |||
*International resources/programs | |||
*Exercises/assignments | |||
*Case studies | |||
**Philosophies | |||
**Implementations | |||
*Competencies | |||
*Products/Vendors/Service providers | |||
**Commercial and non-commercial | |||
Latest revision as of 14:18, 11 February 2016
Back to the NDSA:Digital Preservation in a Box Overview Page
How to define curriculum
- Scope of the Course
- More than one course?
- Could take pieces of this to other courses
- Case Studies
- Tools
- Entrepreneurship
- Legal issues/policy
- Standards
- Administration/govt.
- Policies/planning
- Digital preservation project basics
- Bibliography/resource listing
- Project Reports
- Listservs
- Surveys
- IMLS funded projects (museums?)
- Existing Syllabi
- "Syllabus Finder" database (GMU)
- Dig. Library Curriculum (UNC Chapel Hill)
- MERLOT.ORG
- Making a case for preservation
- Educational resources
- DPOE materials
- ARL, LYRASIS, NEDCC
- International resources/programs
- Exercises/assignments
- Case studies
- Philosophies
- Implementations
- Competencies
- Products/Vendors/Service providers
- Commercial and non-commercial