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Web Watching For Archivists: RCAHMS and Canmore

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Monday, 23 May 2011. Have interviewed Rebecca Bailey (Head of Education and Outreach, RCAHMS. And Michela Clari (Researcher, Edinburgh University. About the potential impact of social media on archives with a focus on Canmore. Which was opened up in 2009 to allow public contributions either as new images or comments on existing images.

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Web Watching For Archivists: August 2010

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Monday, 23 August 2010. I'm guest posting today over at the UKLON Cultural Heritage blog. About the benefits of using web 2.0 in your archive. Links to this post. Tags: Archives 2.0. Friday, 13 August 2010. Not really web 2.0 but there are some great pictures on the Guardian. Today of the storage facilities at DeepStore. Go check it out.

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Web Watching For Archivists: November 2010

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Wednesday, 10 November 2010. Follow an archive day. Friday 12th November is follow an archive day on twitter so what to do about it? Has it all covered here. Check out the f ollowanarchive list. For new archives to follow and take a look at the promo videos for the day on youtube. Links to this post. Tags: Archives 2.0. The final round: ...

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Web Watching For Archivists: One Day Diary event for Mass Observation Archive

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Saturday, 14 May 2011. One Day Diary event for Mass Observation Archive. Today (Thursday 12th May*) is the day that the Mass Observation Archive. Are asking for people across the UK to keep a diary of their day and donate it to the archive. Read about it on their website here. Thanks for Kathryn at Archives and Auteurs. An archives-theme...

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Web Watching For Archivists: Ask Archivists Day 9th June

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Thursday, 9 June 2011. Ask Archivists Day 9th June. Day has kicked off. You can see a snazzy visualisation of the questions being asked via this twitter fountain. Tags: Archives 2.0. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Slam bam WAM: Wrangling best practices for web archiving metadata. The final round: Animals from the Archives. 23 Things...

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Web Watching For Archivists: October 2010

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Sunday, 17 October 2010. I've been a bit busy planning a wedding to post here at all really, but this week I spotted lots of good stuff so thought a quick round up would be appropriate. On the federal use of Web 2.0. A global study into online behaviour from Digital Life. Lots of new UK archive blogs. DNA and Social Responsibility Project.

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Web Watching For Archivists: Presentation slides

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Monday, 1 September 2008. Finally managed to get my slides onto slideshare:. Tags: Archives 2.0. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Scotland’s Forgotten Composer: The Archive of Erik Chisholm. Slam bam WAM: Wrangling best practices for web archiving metadata. The final round: Animals from the Archives. All My Lovin', er, Links.

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Web Watching For Archivists: Web 2.0 and Archives

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Monday, 28 September 2009. Web 20 and Archives. Web 20 and Archives. Tags: Archives 2.0. 28 September 2009 at 13:19. Thanks for this good slideshow. It describe in a few words, why to engage in web 2.0 as an archivist. I hope many German collegues will read the embeded version on Archivalia. 11 October 2009 at 18:18. Quick Update: I adde...

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Web Watching For Archivists: September 2010

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Friday, 17 September 2010. Behind the scenes at the University of Glasgow. The University of Glasgow Archive Services. Have put together this great video. About their collections. It includes information about their collections and shows lots of footage of their 3 miles of shelving and storage facilities. Links to this post. The OCLC Res...