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The 2021 DLF Forum, like last year’s event, will take place online again November 1-3. Because we aren’t convening in person and registration is low-cost,
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The 2021 DLF Forum, like last year’s event, will take place online again November 1-3. Because we aren’t convening in person and registration is low-cost,
This post was authored by the following members of DLF’s Born Digital Access Working Group’s (BDAWG) Remote Transfers and Site Visits subgroup: Annalise Berdini Eddy
Please join me in welcoming the three newly elected Coordinating Committee members Stacey Erdman, Jen Mitcham, and Hannah Wang. Their terms begin January 1, 2022
A monthly round-up of news, upcoming working group meetings and events, and CLIR program updates from the Digital Library Federation. This month’s news: Registration is
We are pleased to announce Dr. Tonia Sutherland as the keynote speaker for Digital Preservation 2021: Embracing Digitality (#DigiPres21). Dr. Sutherland is an Assistant Professor
As of 17 September 2021, the NDSA Leadership unanimously voted to welcome its eight most recent applicants into the membership. Each new member brings a
In 2017, Dorothea Salo received the NDSA Innovation Award in the Educators category for her development projects, RADD (Recovering Analog and Digital Data), PROUD (Portable
NDSA is happy to announce the 2021 slate of Coordinating Committee (CC) candidates. Elections will soon be held for three (3) CC members. The CC
A monthly round-up of news, upcoming working group meetings and events, and CLIR program updates from the Digital Library Federation. This month’s news: Registration for
Featuring sixteen sessions; Keynote speakers Dr. Nikole Hannah-Jones, Dr. Stacey Patton, Nisha Mody. Registration closes October 25 or when the events sell out. CLIR/DLF is
This blog post was authored by members of the Digital Library Assessment Interest Group’s Metadata Assessment Working Group (DLF AIG MWG), If you are interested in
There may be an ocean between the US and the UK, but in the age of Zoom, collaboration can transcend geographical boundaries. Research Libraries UK’s