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==Draft Survey Questions== | ==Draft Survey Questions== | ||
*Organization information | *Organization information (name, URL, contact, etc.) | ||
**Type of organization: | **Type of organization: | ||
***Historical Society | ***Historical Society | ||
***College or University | ***College or University | ||
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*Are you using a service or company to archive or crawling in-house | *Are you using a service or company to archive or crawling in-house | ||
**if service what one (Archive-IT, IA's crawling services, Hanzo, Iterasi etc.) | **if service what one (Archive-IT, IA's crawling services, Hanzo, Iterasi etc.) | ||
**if in-house, what tools used | **if in-house, what crawling tools used (heritrix, httrack, other) | ||
* | *Does your organization have collection policies that cover web archiving? | ||
**are these publicly accessible (provide URL) | **are these publicly accessible (provide URL) | ||
**If not but you are willing to share... (give instructions for emailing) | **If not but you are willing to share... (give instructions for emailing?) | ||
* | *Scope of collecting, various Qs about what they archive (initial list from Archive-IT, will flesh this out to include more, allow for comments or description): | ||
**Arts & Humanities | |||
***Dance | |||
***Music | |||
***Art | |||
***Literature | |||
***Architecture | |||
**Blogs and Social Media | |||
***Blogs | |||
***Facebook | |||
***Twitter | |||
***Youtube and other video | |||
***All of above as part of regular collecting of websites | |||
**Computers and Technology | |||
**Government | |||
***Local | |||
***State | |||
***Federal | |||
**Spontaneous Events, disasters, tragedy | |||
**Politics and Elections | |||
***Local elections | |||
***State elections | |||
***Federal elections | |||
**Science and Health | |||
**Society and Culture | |||
**Universities and Libraries | |||
**International content (leave open-ended, let them describe what they are collecting internationally?) | |||
==Distribution== | ==Distribution== | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 26 July 2011
The goals of the survey are to find out the scope of collecting web content in the United States: what organizations collection development policies state (if they have one), what they are actually collecting, and what services are being used to archive, among other things.
If anyone is interested in helping develop this survey, contact Abbie Grotke (abgr@loc.gov).
Draft Survey Questions
- Organization information (name, URL, contact, etc.)
- Type of organization:
- Historical Society
- College or University
- Museum
- Public Library
- Consortium
- K-12 School
- Federal Government
- State Government (including Archives or Libraries (or keep separate?)
- Local Government
- ??
- Other (please describe)
- Type of organization:
- How long have you been archiving
- Are you using a service or company to archive or crawling in-house
- if service what one (Archive-IT, IA's crawling services, Hanzo, Iterasi etc.)
- if in-house, what crawling tools used (heritrix, httrack, other)
- Does your organization have collection policies that cover web archiving?
- are these publicly accessible (provide URL)
- If not but you are willing to share... (give instructions for emailing?)
- Scope of collecting, various Qs about what they archive (initial list from Archive-IT, will flesh this out to include more, allow for comments or description):
- Arts & Humanities
- Dance
- Music
- Art
- Literature
- Architecture
- Blogs and Social Media
- Blogs
- Youtube and other video
- All of above as part of regular collecting of websites
- Computers and Technology
- Government
- Local
- State
- Federal
- Spontaneous Events, disasters, tragedy
- Politics and Elections
- Local elections
- State elections
- Federal elections
- Science and Health
- Society and Culture
- Universities and Libraries
- International content (leave open-ended, let them describe what they are collecting internationally?)
- Arts & Humanities
Distribution
- NDSA/NDIIPP listservs/blog/twitter, etc.
- IIPC Curators list
- Archive-IT list