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Mapping Digital Forensics Workflows in Collecting Institutions

Gengenbach, Martin J. “‘The Way We Do it Here”’ Mapping Digital Forensics Workflows in Collecting Institutions.” A Master’s Paper for the M.S. in L.S degree. August, 2012. This paper presents the findings of semi-structured interviews with archivists and curators applying … Continue reading

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CurateGear 2013: Enabling the Curation of Digital Collections

http://ils.unc.edu/digccurr/curategear2013.html CurateGear 2013: Enabling the Curation of Digital Collections January 9, 2013, 8:00AM-5:00PM University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill William and Ida Friday Center for Continuing Education CurateGear 2013 is an interactive day-long event focused on digital curation tools … Continue reading

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BitCurator Requirements Document (v0.9) Available

This document contains the requirements for BitCurator development. Releases of this document following version 0.6 include information derived from current release and development materials documented at http://wiki.bitcurator.net/. Note that requirements for using BitCurator are located elsewhere.

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Bit By Bit: Recent Projects on Digital Forensics for Collecting Institutions

Bit By Bit: Recent Projects on Digital Forensics for Collecting Institutions The Signal, Library of Congress January 24th, 2012 by Butch Lazorchak This is a guest post by Bradley Daigle, Director of Digital Curation Services and Digital Strategist for Special … Continue reading

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CurateGear: Enabling the Curation of Digital Collections – January 6, 2012 in Chapel Hill

CurateGear: Enabling the Curation of Digital Collections WHAT: The DigCCurr 2012 Public Symposium Presents CurateGear! a highly interactive day-long event focused on digital curation tools and methods. See demonstrations, hear about the latest developments, and discuss application in professional contexts. … Continue reading

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