OSSArcFlow Resource Release Webinar

OSSArcFlow Resource Release Webinar

Documenting Born-Digital Workflows: Lessons Learned and Future Directions from the OSSArcFlow Project

By Educopia Institute

Date and time

Starts on Tuesday, July 14, 2020 · 8am PDT

Location

Online

About this event

On June 30, Educopia Institute released the OSSArcFlow Guide to Documenting Born-Digital Archival Workflows. The publication of the Guide marks the culmination of a three-year project (OSSArcFlow) to investigate, synchronize, and model a range of archival workflows for born-digital content. The full suite of OSSArcFlow resources—from narrative and visual workflow representations to video training modules that provide guidance on how to create and use born-digital workflow documentation—are now freely available on the Educopia website.

To celebrate this milestone and the many accomplishments of the project, we are hosting a webinar to bring together OSSArcFlow partners, Educopia staff, and authors of the Guide and learning modules to discuss lessons learned and future directions for born-digital archival workflows. This webinar is for anyone interested in learning more about the OSSArcFlow project, the OSSArcFlow Guide to Documenting Born-Digital Archival Workflows, or the learning training modules that accompany the guide. We hope to see you there!

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The Educopia Institute empowers collaborative communities to create, share, and preserve knowledge.

We believe in the power of connection and collaboration. In all of our work, we encourage knowledge sharing and network building across institutions, communities, and sectors. Our strengths include training, neutral community facilitation, and administrative backbone support services for collaborative communities. Educopia also develops and manages applied research projects that benefit our affiliated communities and the broader information fields of libraries, archives, and museums.

We help information stakeholders including researchers, archivists, curators, publishers, and students to establish common ground, work toward shared goals, and ultimately achieve system-wide transformations.

Since its founding in 2006, the Educopia Institute has laid a foundation for sustainable growth and programmatic success by:

  • Maintaining a minimal and flexible staff, enabling us to serve clients with maximum effectiveness at low cost.
  • Working with community leaders to harness state-of-the-field research while developing organizational frameworks, governance structures, and economic models that provide the foundation for community-driven growth and sustainability.
  • Engaging and partnering with diverse stakeholders from public and private spheres representing libraries, archives, presses, research centers and scholars, as well as cultural and scientific non-profits, government agencies and fellow meta-organizations.

Growing beyond its initial support of the MetaArchive Cooperative, the Educopia Institute has entered into program development partnerships with affiliated communities, such as the Library Publishing Coalition and the BitCurator Consortium.

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