We published a new episode of the BCMA Podcast on the weekend - join us for a conversation about museums, libraries, and digital preservation with Corey Davis https://t.co/EjT3DWPi0G
The CRKN Survey on Digitization, Access, and Digital Preservation is open. Click here to learn more and take the survey today: https://t.co/on7dUiR9uE #digitization#digitalpreservation
Digitisation projects involve constant risk assessment. Collections w/ complex copyright are often shelved in favour of 19thC “easy” collections. This is concerning as it skews public perception of what we hold and value. Essentially 20thC collections remain largely invisible.
The Terry and Sherrie Thorne collection was processed and digitized by a group of students at the @UBCiSchool and we are so happy to finally have added it to our digital collections. Check it out! https://t.co/EdCR7BkqCX
Each year, we provide funds to documentary heritage organizations across the country. They can obtain funding through the Documentary Heritage Communities Program’s annual call for proposals. Deadline: January 7, 2020 #CANDocumentaryHeritage
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COAR's work plan for 2020 is out. Highlights from the new work plan as well as full document of Strategy 2019-2021 and Work Plan 2020 are available at https://t.co/uB5gOGDUcX #knowledgecommons#repositories
GLAMs fulfill the invaluable mission of making #CulturalHeritage available for the public to access, use & re-use. But sometimes, that mission can conflict with the rights & interests of the #Indigenous communities that are the guardians of their heritage. https://t.co/6y65rPuaI2
Today the pilot version of a new #OpenAccess platform for sharing research, led by @britishlibrary, has been launched! We are thrilled to be part of the first small group of Independent Research Organisations to share research on the platform: https://t.co/dH4EkQoR8Q
https://t.co/UI0Y7ZifYu Hooray! The metadata list of newspaper titles held by @britishlibrary I've been working on is now available for download on the public beta of the new research repository. We'll be adding new datasets to the news collection over time, so watch this space!
In honour of #AboriginalVeteransDay, travel back in time and see how Indigenous soldiers’ lives were changed during—and after—the #FWW. Participate in our latest Co-Lab Challenge! https://t.co/LTa3d4PrzY
A key theme to the "Digitization Strategies in Canada" session: Leveraging and sharing knowledge.
It can mean working with your user community or, as a digitizer, in sharing your expertise with the community! At the local, regional, and national levels. #cdnhist#crkn19rcdr
Something to get you through your #HumpDay, another Roundup Magazine highlight! "Report back from the small museums panel at the Museums as Learning Environment course" talks about some of the challenging and rewarding aspects of working in small museums.
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Powerful words from @Leslie_Weir: "The digital world is a collaborative world....what can we do better together?"
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Des paroles importantes: "Le monde numérique est un environnement de collaboration...que peux-t-on mieux faire ensemble?"
The NHDS & CRKN Session on Digitization Strategies in Canada begins shortly with @lofantin of @ODWorg, Caitlin Horrall of NHDS, Elizabeth Price of @MHSOtoronto, Eric Schwab of @tpl, and James Simon of @CRL_Global#crkn19rcdr
Get excited! The 2019 International Open Access Week celebrations are just around the corner: Oct. 21-27. Everything you need to know is a click away: https://t.co/WoZ6mdQn2x #OAWeek#OpenForWhom
Travelling around #BC this summer? Take our map with you! It lists over 190 locations recognizing working people; from plaques to statues - there is plenty to keep treasure hunters busy.
Let us know if we have missed anything. #bclab#bchist#canhist
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