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Session Plan - Sustaining Digital Culture

Created by Becky McGuinness on Sep 05, 2012 · last edited by Becky McGuinness · on Nov 05, 2012 (view history) · 9 versions

Wednesday 5 December

Aim

To be completed 

Overview

As far as we (Becky/Dave) see this day.

Session 1  Context and scene setting based upon the European Capital of Culture 2012 link. Why is this day related? What are the issues in culture that couple to digital preservation (DO NOT describe digital preservation)? This is basically the inspiring keynote (who is giving it?)

Session 2 The Digital Preservation Bootcamp. What is digital preservation? (get a load of stuff from the DPC and PASIG Bootcamp) Who is presenting? DO NOT mention stuff too much from Session 1

Session 3 Bridging the gap. Describe what incredible projects are helping link session 1 to session 2. Where are the valuable examples of culture preservation and what did we learn from them? (This includes the KEEPS presentation)

Session 4  Panel and Open Discussion.

Close

To be completed 

Who should attend?

To be completed 

E.g. E.g. The general public: those interested in preserving/archiving their own digital materials such as photographs, music and documents.

Why attend?

To be completed 

Learning Outcomes:

The intended learning outcomes should outline:
• Knowledge and understanding
• Intellectual skills
• Practical skills
• Transferable skills

To be completed 

Session Plans:

To be completed 

Agenda

Agenda - Sustaining Digital Culture 2012