Interview conducted with Annalise Berdini in May 2019 by Hannah Silverman and Tamar Zeffren This is the eighth post in a new series of conversations between emerging professionals and archivists actively working with digital materials. Annalise Berdini is the Digital Archivist…
A new Digital Preservation Competency Framework has been launched by the Digital Preservation Coalition. …
By Sarah E. Almond The Digital POWRR Peer Assessment Program, “a supportive, year-long, cohort-based training program for cultural heritage professionals who are interested in learning and applying digital preservation assessment procedures into their work,” is the latest offering from Digital…
By Emily Komornik This October, I attended my third (second virtual) BitCurator Users Forum (BUF). I’ve enjoyed attending this conference each year because of the welcoming environment fostered by program coordinators, presenters, and participants alike. Three years ago, attending as…
by María A. Matienzo Lighting the Way is a two-year grant project funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services that focuses on improving archival discovery and delivery, or how people find, access, and use archival materials. The development…
by Bryony Hooper As Amnesty International celebrates its 60th birthday, this blog entry looks at how the International Secretariat of the Movement manages the fine balance between confidentiality, security and access in relation to its digital archive. Context Amnesty International…
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All this week we’ll be featuring introductions to our newest ERS steering committee members! Today, meet Annalise Berdini, our new vice-chair and chair-elect. Annalise Berdini is the Digital Archivist for University Archives at Princeton University. She is responsible for leading…
This is the fourth post in the bloggERS Making Tech Skills a Strategic Priority series. As part of our “Making Tech Skills a Strategic Priority” series, the bloggERS team asked five current or recent MLIS/MSIS students to reflect on how they have…
by Jane Kelly In December 2017, the IEEE Big Data conference came to Boston, and with it came the second annual computational archival science workshop! Workshop participants were generous enough to come share their work with the local library and…
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