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1. DPC/PADI What's New in Digital Preservation - Issue 14 available
2. New programme: MSc Archives and Records Management (international) by
distance learning
3. Master digital librarianship (Oslo, Norway/ Tallinn, Estonia/ Parma,
Italy)
4. Publication on EU project: Web Cultural Heritage
5. Study on rights in the PREMIS data model report
6. Report of the East of England Digital Preservation Project
posted by the ECPA Secretariat, with apologies for cross-posting.
1. DPC/PADI What's New in Digital Preservation - Issue 14 available
Message forwarded from padiforum-l.
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From: gclifton at nla.gov.au
Date: 12/21/06 10:56pm
Subject: DPC/PADI What's New in Digital Preservation - Issue 14 available
> [Apologies for cross-posting]
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> DPC/PADI What's New in Digital Preservation - Issue 14 available
>
> Issue no. 14 (July - November 2006) of the DPC/PADI "What's New in
Digital Preservation" bulletin is now available from the Digital
Preservation Coalition Web site and the National Library of
> Australia's PADI Web site:
> Digital Preservation Coalition:
> http://www.dpconline.org/graphics/whatsnew/issue14.html
> National Library of Australia:
> http://www.nla.gov.au/padi/qdigest/dpc-padi-digest-issue14-2006.html
>
> "What's New" is a summary of selected recent activity in the field of
digital preservation, compiled by Deb Woodyard-Robinson for the
> Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) and Marian Hanley and Gerard
Clifton of the National Library of Australia. Items are compiled from
the Preserving Access to Digital Information (PADI) Gateway and the
digital-preservation and padiforum-l mailing lists, although
> additional or related items of interest may also be included.
> Issue 14 features news from the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC),
Digital Curation Centre (DCC), JISC (UK), European Commission,
> DigitalPreservationEurope (DPE), the European Archive, nestor, the
Koninklijke Bibliotheek (National Library of the Netherlands), the
National Library of New Zealand, and the CASPAR project.
> The bulletin also includes summaries of recent publications on the
themes of collections sustainability, costs, digital preservation models
and repositories, certification, interoperability, web
> archiving, preservation of various forms of data, and much more.
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> Gerard Clifton
> Digital Preservation
> National Library of Australia
> Canberra ACT 2600
> AUSTRALIA
> padi at nla.gov.au
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2. New programme: MSc Archives and Records Management (international) by
distance learning
Message forwarded from the UK archiveslist, archives-nra.
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Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2006 09:29:24 +0000
From: Lisa Deick <L.Deick at DUNDEE.AC.UK>
Subject: NEW PROGRAMME - MSc ARCHIVES AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT
(INTERNATIONAL) by DISTANCE LEARNING
NEW PROGRAMME - MSc ARCHIVES AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT (INTERNATIONAL) by
DISTANCE LEARNING
The Centre for Archive and Information Studies (CAIS) at the University of
Dundee has established a new Masters programme designed for
international students or UK students intending to work overseas. The
programme is delivered via a fully supported online virtual learning
environment.
Modules include:
- Archive Theory and Management
- Principles and Practice of Records Management
- Electronic Records Management
- International Concepts in Information Access
- Management and Preservation of Digital Records
- Metadata Standards and Information Taxonomies
- Ethics and International Perspectives
- Cataloguing in a Digital Age
Other programmes available at CAIS include:
MLitt Archives and Records Management
MSc Records Management and Information Rights
A wide range of single modules are available for CPD.
For further information please email armtraining at dundee.ac.uk or
telephone Lisa or Ingrid on +44 (0)1382 385543.
See also the CAIS web site: www.dundee.ac.uk/armms/cais
Lisa Deick
Programme Assistant
CAIS
Archives, Records Management and Museum Services
University of Dundee
DD1 4HN
l.deick at dundee.ac.uk
(01382) 385543
www.dundee.ac.uk/armms/cais/
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3. Master digital librarianship (Oslo, Norway/ Tallinn, Estonia/ Parma,
Italy)
Message forwarded from DIGLIB-L, discussion list for digital libraries
researchers and librarians.
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From: Ragnar Andreas Audunson <Ragnar.Audunson at jbi.hio.no>
Date: 12/22/06 11:30am
Subject: Master digital librarianship
Oslo University College, The University of Parma and Tallinn University
are staring up a joint Erasmus Mundus-master programme in digital
librarianship in August 2007. 30 students can be admitted, and 20 of them
are supposed to come from countries outside the Euopean Union, included
the countries candidating for membership, and the European Economic Area.
Students from these non-European countries are eligible for applying for
scholarships. More information about the
masterprogramme in digital librarianship can be found at:
http://dill.hio.no/
Ragnar Audunson
Professor Oslo University College
Coordinator DILL
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Ragnar Andreas Audunson
Hřgskolen i Oslo
p48/R402
22 45 26 54
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4. Publication on EU project: Web Cultural Heritage
Message forwarded from padiforum-l.
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From: Ludmila.Celbova at nkp.cz
Date: 01/03/07 10:58am
Subject: Publication on EU project
Apologies for cross-posting
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Announcement of publication:
"Web Cultural Heritage : Culture 2000 project 25. 9. 2005 - 24. 9. 2006"
National Library of the Czech Republic (Publ.)
Prague 2006, 30 p., 12 ill.
ISBN 80-7050-512-5
Free of charge.
"In the frame of European Commission Programmes, CULTURE 2000 Framework
Programme provides support for Culture heritage projects involving
cooperation of European partners. Czech Republic, together with three
co-organisers from Estonia, Slovakia and Slovenia were successful in
obtaining the Commi ssion support for their one-year project application
titled Web Cultural Heritage <http://www.webar chiv.cz/culture-2000> aimed
at the selection criteria issues. The idea of the project leader, the N
ational Library of the Czech Republic, was to find some partners with
different level of experience
and using different methods for preserving their national digital
cultural heritage.
Project duration: September 25, 2005 - September 24, 2006
Partnership: Project team was built of three national and one research
libraries from four European
countries having more or less experience with the web archiving issues.
Project leader:
- National Library of the Czech Republic <http://www.nkp.cz/> as a project
leader started its own w eb archiving project in 2000 (WebArchiv
<http://en.webarchiv.cz>).
Co-organisers:
- National Library of Estonia <http://www.nlib.ee/> started project called
Eric@ in 2000. The main aim was collecting and archiving Estonian online
monographs.
- National and University Library in Ljubljana, Slovenia
<http://www.nuk.uni-lj.si/> was working on
the project aimed at the development of a national repository for
long-term preservation of Sloven
ian web and electronic resources by Slovenian authors.
- University Library in Bratislava, Slovakia <http://www.ulib.sk/> was
interested in web archiving but had no experience before; it was
participating in several preservation projects aimed at digita l objects
born by digitization.
Partners:
- As for information technologies application, institutions supporting the
Czech web archiving for some years, i.e. Moravian Library and Institute
of Computer Science of Masaryk University were enga ged in the project.
They provided hosting, administration and maintenance services for systems
need ed for successful project completion - project website, Heritrix
crawler instance used for harvest ing sample web pages, database of
harvested web pages and other products.
- The last official partner was the Jozef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana
(Slovenia), provider of Web Bird crawler application.
Aims and mission of the project
Selection principles may vary between countries; the main criteria for
deciding what digital materi als to keep should be their significance and
lasting cultural, scientific, evidential or other valu e. Selection
decisions and any subsequent reviews need to be carried out in an
accountable manner, and be based on defined principles, policies,
procedures and standards.
Activities
The main aim of this project was to create a selection guideline as a best
practice applicable in a ny (not only European) country. The problem
solving was divided into some procedures:
1. Analysis of existing methods of selection policy in North-Western
Europe, North America, Austral ia and New Zealand, Asia (in particular
Japan and China);
2. Mapping and analysis of software tools and workflows used for
downloading and indexing the Inter net resources to digital archive in
accordance with proposed selection policies; 3. Analysis of the existing
selection criteria applied in the four participating countries: a) auto
mated harvest, b) selective approach;
4. Adopting and adjustment of chosen software tools to the common
requirements; 5. Testing set of 120 websites (30 URLs - national domains
chosen by each country) using adopted so ftware tools (3 types of
harvesters);
6. Evaluation of harvesting results;
7. New selection criteria proposals based on the performed analyses and
testing; 8. Presentation of the project results at the occasion of IWAW
2006 in Alicante, Spain; 9. All results have been made available at the
project website: <http://www.webarchiv.cz/culture-20 00>
Keywords:
Culture 2000 (Program). Web Cultural Heritage - web archiving -
information retrieval - selection c riteria - digital archives -
international programs and projects -- Europe - research reports
ORDER INFORMATION:
National Library of the Czech Republic
mailto:ludmila.celbova at nkp.cz
or
mailto:mirosovsky.ivo at cdh.nkp.cz
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5. Study on rights in the PREMIS data model report
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From: gclifton at nla.gov.au
Date: 01/05/07 12:14am
Subject: Rights in the PREMIS data model report
[Apologies for cross posting]
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The Library of Congress' Network Development and MARC Standards Office is
pleased to announce the availability of a study written by Karen Coyle on
how rights information needed for digital preservation
activities is handled in the PREMIS data dictionary.
The Preservation Metadata: Implementation Strategies (PREMIS) Working
Group developed the Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata, which is a
specification containing a set of "core" preservation metadata
elements that has broad applicability within the digital preservation
community. It constructed a data model that defined entities involved in
the preservation process and their relationships. One of the
entities in this data model is rights statements, which specify terms and
conditions for using the objects in a preservation repository. The PREMIS
Working Group chose to consider only rights required for
preservation activities in scope for its work, rather than rights for
access. Because of the ambiguity of the laws concerning intellectual
property rights and the complexity in the roles that institutions play in
digital preservation in relation to access, it was difficult for the
Working Group to thoroughly cover all information needed about rights to
preserve in the data dictionary.
The Library of Congress, as part of the PREMIS maintenance activity,
commissioned Karen Coyle to provide this study to assist the newly
established PREMIS Editorial Committee, in consultation with the PREMIS
Implementers Group, with its first revision of the data dictionary and
schemas. The intention is to improve the specification so that
institutions trying to assess their rights to preserve materials in
digital formats will be able to provide enough information in their
digital repositories to make such assessments about their materials over
time. In this study Karen Coyle reviews the landscape of digital rights,
analyzes various preservation rights scenarios and the sorts of
preservation actions that digital repositories might take, relates
copyright law to preservation actions, and provides recommendations for
revision where the data dictionary needs expansion.
Rights in the PREMIS Data Model is available at:
http://www.loc.gov/standards/premis/Rights-in-the-PREMIS-Data-Model.pdf
Further information about the PREMIS Maintenance Activity is at:
http://www.loc.gov/standards/premis/
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^ Rebecca S. Guenther ^^
^^ Senior Networking and Standards Specialist ^^
^^ Network Development and MARC Standards Office ^^
^^ 1st and Independence Ave. SE ^^
^^ Library of Congress ^^
^^ Washington, DC 20540-4402 ^^
^^ (202) 707-5092 (voice) (202) 707-0115 (FAX) ^^
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6. Report of the East of England Digital Preservation Project
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Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2007 07:54:46 -0000
From: Najla Semple <najla at dpconline.org>
Subject: Report of the East of England Digital Preservation Project
I would like to draw the attention of members of the list to a very
interesting report: The Report of the East of England Digital
Preservation Project.
This has been published jointly by the East of England Regional Archive
Council (EERAC) and MLA East of England.
The report describes a pilot project designed to investigate the issues
which would need to be resolved if a regional digital repository were set
up, and the costs which would arise from this. The report presents the
results of two years' work and is probably the first realistic attempt to
point the way forward.
Taking as its starting point the anticipated needs of local authorities,
the report looks in detail at the processes and costs involved in
preserving and managing digital records of the types routinely dealt with
by local authority records managers and archivists, including privately
deposited material. The two local authorities involved in the project were
Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire County Councils, and the expertise in
digital preservation was provided by the UK Data Archive at the University
of Essex, which is one of the longest established digital repositories in
the country and the only one approved by TNA for the deposit of electronic
Public Records.
Copies of the report are available by post by emailing your name address
to HYPERLINK
"mailto:info at mlaeastofengland.org.uk"info at mlaeastofengland.org.uk. It is
also available to download at HYPERLINK
"http://www.data-archive.ac.uk/news/publications.asp"
\nhttp://www.data-archive.ac.uk/news/publications.asp.
Najla Semple
Executive Secretary
Digital Preservation Coalition
Innovation Centre
York Science Park
Heslington
YO10 5DG
=20
e: HYPERLINK "mailto:najla at dpconline.org"najla at dpconline.org
t: +44 (0) 1904 435 362
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P.O. Box 19121, NL-1000 GC Amsterdam, The Netherlands
visiting address: Trippenhuis, Kloveniersburgwal 29,
NL-1011 JV Amsterdam, The Netherlands
tel. ++31 - 20 - 551 08 39 fax ++31 - 20 - 620 49 41
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