L-125. Scientific Analysis of the Book
There have been tremendous advances in science as it relates to the history of the book. This course will introduce the major technologies currently available to most librarians. During each …
Libraries, Archives, and Electronic Resources (L)
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L-120. Introduction to Audiovisual Archives Management
Media archives present a unique and invaluable world of historical and cultural content captured on an array of aging and obsolete audio, video, and film formats that present unique preservation …
Steve Weiss
Erica Titkemeyer
Lisa Conathan
L-115. Community Archives and Digital Cultural Memory
Jazz saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings on Afrofuturism: “I’ve always been fascinated with the word. I think I first heard about it from John Akomfrah’s documentary “The Last Angel of History.” I …
L-110. Integrating Born-Digital Materials: Archival Standards & Approaches
Archives have always been format agnostic and nothing has changed with the introduction of born-digital materials (born-digital materials are those that began life on a computer, rather than as digitized …
Gabriela Redwine
Michael Inman
L-90. Designing Archival Description Systems
Released in 1998, Encoded Archival Description (EAD) has enabled archivists to publish standardized Internet-accessible finding aids. EAD has also provided the archival community with the opportunity to gain a better …
L-85. Publishing EAD Finding Aids
This course will introduce students to standards and software used for publishing Extensible Markup Language (XML) encoded documents, with a focus on EAD encoded finding aids. It is aimed at …
Daniel Pitti
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