There are so many references to using NDSA Levels to practical effect throughout today's NDSR Art capstone event. It's very encouraging to see how helpful this one little conceptual tool has been to so many already. I remember the difference it made to me!
Unusually fun news about Archive-It's partner meeting at SAA coming soooon.
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Stay tuned.
re-posting publicly: who's got a good mobile/community digitization resource or story to share? I know about a few (RADD, XFR, Culture in Transit, Memory Lab) but this field is blowing up!
ICYM our webinar on descriptive metadata practices for web archives in finding aids and library catalogs π https://archive-it.org/blog/post/describing-web-archives-learning-from-archive-it-partners-and-friends/
Have you all seen this blog post on GIFs? It's super-neato!
http://research.smalldata.industries/gif/
Thinking of the TBM Symposium today (and the, cough, discussion of high cost of access to knowledge/education in this field) inspired finally finishing the guide to understanding/selecting/installing legacy Mac emulators that I've been working on...
More for personal/small collection use than institutional strategy, but I hope it helps some people understand the pieces/process better.
https://patchbay.tech/2018/03/15/a-guide-to-legacy-mac-emulators/
Checking in on the PDA schedule and already excited https://digipres.club/media/HMjaoQRZ1XsMNd0RkLo
doing some end-of-the-year math: six percent of the sites we captured in one of our collections (https://archive-it.org/collections/4638) over the past year no longer exist on the live web
Stack Exchange does "English Language & Usage" and it's very Stack Exchange: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/83433/past-tense-of-he-bears-the-weight
TIL Firefox now supports remote debugging https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Remote_Debugging Implications here for browser-based web archiving and maybe π possibly π eventually π even avoiding the tyranny of Google's increasingly proprietary web as seen thru Chrom(e/ium)
Join the team at IA!β¨β¨http://archive.org/about/jobs.php β¨β¨Great projects, even better people, and the best professional discourse always of course https://digipres.club/media/gAPfkGEAIcvtlbSXoRI
open source or die trying
Hey all. I'm working on an aspirational staffing plan - even though we've announced that we'll be reducing workforce overall through attrition - and I'm looking for digipres positions descriptions - repo managers, devs, format specialists, etc. I have digital processing archivist PDs, so I don't need those. If you have anything you can send or point me to, I'd be grateful.
Does anyone know the tech stack (DSpace, Samvera, etc.) behind any of these IRs?
Columbia: https://academiccommons.columbia.edu/
Harvard: https://dash.harvard.edu/
Northwestern: https://arch.library.northwestern.edu/
Princeton: http://oar.princeton.edu
Notre Dame: https://curate.nd.edu/
Neat: UNC's "Really Old Website Resurrector" (ROWR! π― ) spins up those antique websites on archival gold π for #webarchiving http://blogs.lib.unc.edu/uarms/index.php/2018/02/behind-the-scenes-rowr/
Holy smokes π this #webarchiving dream team lineup π₯ https://eaw.rhizome.org/ FOMO like whoa