NDSA:Individual Content Resources

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Preservation By Format

It is useful to have separate sections of guidance for specific content types such as photographs, audio, video, electronic mail, personal documents and web archives because people are often focused on preserving specific types of content of personal interest. Each content type is represented by a selection of resources, including videos, handouts, urls, photographs of archaic devices, slides, etc.

  • Handouts and tutorials (Transferring Photos from Camera to Computer, Media Durability)


Photographs

  • Website: dpBestflow. An NDIIPP-sponsored guide to best practices and workflow in digital photography.
  • Video: NDIIPP Archiving Digital Photos. Phil Michel, Digital Conversion Coordinator at the Library of Congress's Prints & Photographs division, offers practical advice on archiving digital photos from the May 10, 2010 Library of Congress Personal Archiving Day.

Audio

  • Video: NDIIPP Archiving Digital Audio. Peter Alyea, digital conservation specialist, Preservation Reformatting in the Library of Congress's Music, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound division, offers practical advice on archiving digital audio from the May 10, 2010 Library of Congress Personal Archiving Day.

Video

A single page printable handout that discusses the Personal Archiving lifecycle for Digital Video

Electronic mail

Personal documents

A single page printable handout that discusses the Personal Archiving lifecycle for Digital Records

Web archives

  • Video: NDIIPP Web Archiving
  • Video: NDIIPP Preserving Personal Web content. Abigail Grotke, web archiving team lead and Gina Jones, digital media project coordinator, both from the Office of Strategic Initiatives' Web Archiving team at the Library of Congress, offer practical advice on preserving web content from the May 10, 2010 Library of Congress Personal Archiving Day.