2018 Pre-ATALM Workshop: Image Digitization Projects on a Budget

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The workshop covered digitization of images and documents on a budget, including basic digitization planning, project organization, technical specifications, digitization workflow, digital preservation strategies, open source software, and hands-on digitization skills. Emphasis was on tribal needs and outcomes for digitization projects including focusing on tribal values, tribal community projects and use of digital materials. Participants were encouraged to work together and were provided with demo materials for hands-on sessions.

Instructors:Lotus Norton-Wisla, Digital and Community Outreach Archivist, Washington State University Libraries; Jeanine Nault, Digital Assets Specialist, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress.

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2018 Pre-ATALM Workshop: Image Digitization Projects on a Budget Slides

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Sustainable Heritage Network
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Digital Preservation, Digitization Planning, Intellectual Property, Policies and Procedures, Workshop
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Public Access
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Sustainable Heritage Network
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Digital Preservation, Digitization Planning, Intellectual Property, Policies and Procedures, Workshop
Keywords: 
copyright, digitization, policy
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SHN Workshops
Original Date Description: 
2018-10-9
Original Date: 
2018 October 9th
Creator: 
Lotus Norton-Wisla, Jeanine Nault
Language: 
English
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Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

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Sustainable Heritage Network
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Norton-Wisla, Lotus, and Jeanine Nault. "2018 Pre-ATALM Workshop: Image Digitization Projects on a Budget." Sustainable Heritage Network. Accessed 21 December 2024, sustainableheritagenetwork.org/digital-heritage/2018-pre-atalm-workshop-image-digitization-projects-budget