This should be the first of several posts from this year’s Society of American Archivists Annual Meeting in Chicago, for which I have received generous funding to attend from UCL’s Graduate Conference Fund, and from the Archives and Records Association who asked me to blog the conference. First impressions of a Brit: this conference is huge. [...]
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#SAA11 Research Forum, Tuesday 23rd August
Posted in Conferences, Operational Digital Archives, PhD Research, Preservation Tools, Research Projects, tagged CASPAR, description, digital preservation, evaluation, focus groups, social media, TNA, ugc, user generated content, user participation, users on 25 August 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Discovering UK Archives (#ukad and other things)
Posted in Conferences, PhD Research, Research Projects, tagged archives, British Library, cloud computing, description, Flickr, ICA-AtoM, Linked Data, motivation, RDF, social media, TNA, UK, ukad, users, West Yorkshire, WYAS on 10 March 2011 | 1 Comment »
A round-up and some brief reflections on a number of different events and presentations I’ve attended recently: Many of this term’s Archives and Society seminars at the Institute of Historical Research have been been on particularly pertinent subjects for me, and rather gratifyingly have attracted bumper audiences (we ran out of chairs at the last [...]
Mashed-up Archivist: Musings on Rewired Culture #rsrc
Posted in Conferences, PhD Research, tagged business models, collaboration, innovation, mashups, small archives, social media, UK, user generated content on 8 April 2010 | Leave a Comment »
On 27th March (yes, I know, Easter got in the way) I attended the Rewired Culture unconference at The Guardian in London. I’d not been to an unconference before, let alone one associated with a hackday, but I’d followed similar intiatives, such as the THATCamp series at a distance via twitter and blog postings. So [...]
Changes to the 80GB Blog
Posted in PhD Research, tagged collaboration, Cultural Challenges, small archives, social media, TNA, UCL, user generated content on 25 March 2010 | 1 Comment »
I hinted in the post below that there might be some changes coming up on this blog. This is because, as some of you will already know, I have moved on from West Yorkshire Archive Service, to start a PhD jointly supervised by UCL’s Department of Information Studies and The National Archives provisionally entitled ‘We [...]
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