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An Introduction to Digital Preservation: Basic Overview for Librarians and Archivists

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Digital preservation is a phrase that is thrown about frequently in the archives and library world. And, responsibility for saving our era from being known as the "Digital Dark Age" has fallen to us. But, do you really understand what it means and is required to preserve digital objects? Join us for this 2-hour online webinar for an introduction to terms, concepts, and some methods for beginning your institution’s foray into this important and challenging area.

Course Format: Online
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Duration: 2 hours
Audience Category: Practical (Hands-on)
Level: Basic
Instructor(s): State Library of North Carolina Digital Information Management Program: Lisa A. Gregory, Jennifer Ricker, Amy Rudersdorf
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Cost Range: Free
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