Personal Digital Archiving 2013 #pda2013

Personal Digital Archiving 2013 http://mith.umd.edu/pda2013/ Dates: February 21st and 22nd, 2013 Location: University of Maryland, College Park 続きを読む
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Erin Engle @erinengle

PSU study re: librarians helping faculty manage/archive personal digital materials work now, not just at the end of career #pda2013

2013-02-22 04:51:58
Matthew Kirschenbaum @mkirschenbaum

Survey data presented at #pda2013 suggests that among the disciplines humanists are by far the most careless with personal files and data.

2013-02-22 04:58:06
Abbie Grotke @agrotke

Older faculty (over 40) tend to save websites, photos, emails. Younger ones not so much. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:02:10
Perry Collins @perrycollins

PSU study: Scholars across disciplines value pubs as most meaningful legacy, but also concern that focus on CV limits scholarship. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:04:04
Matthew Kirschenbaum @mkirschenbaum

"Tenure track faculty tend to be more territorial." #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:05:30
Leslie Johnston @lljohnston

Interesting that annotation and linked data are considered a potential solution for research data mgmt challenges by faculty #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:08:33
Bill LeFurgy @blefurgy

Lack of training, procedural confusion major issues in faculty management of personal digital data #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:09:05
Ondatra iSchoolicus @LibSkrat

All I get when I offer data-mgmt training, or suggest to libns that THEY offer training, is 'tude, I gotta say. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:09:38
Gary McGath is @gmcgath@liberdon.com @GaryM03062

The academic system rewards end products (pubs) almost exclusively. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:10:09
@literaturegeek.bsky.social Amanda Visconti @Literature_Geek

@trueXstory Your #pda2013 presentation sounds awesome. Are you going to the 2nd THATCamp Games in April? (http://t.co/wHpmAQNUq5)

2013-02-22 05:11:19
Peplluis de la Rosa @CovidWarriors @peplluis7

Personal Digital Preservation #pda2013 is abot sharing: the more you share it, the more likely it to be preserved @CentreEasy @It_is_forever

2013-02-22 05:14:05
Perry Collins @perrycollins

.@hangal representing Stanford Libs on access to email archives for hist. research—related to MUSE project discussed this morning. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:34:52
ndiipp @ndiipp

Now @hangal on using email archives for historical research #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:35:28
Leslie Johnston @lljohnston

@hangal ePADD email archive analysis and visualization tool from Stanford. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:36:39
Grace Lile @gracelile

More from @hangal Email archives for historical research using ePADD http://t.co/k1w7up8aes #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:38:12
Abbie Grotke @agrotke

@jvinopal not sure of specifics, this tidbit out of survey, shared in presentation by project team for http://t.co/IAKKtn3CRj #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:41:49
Bill LeFurgy @blefurgy

Emailchemy, Mailstore Home mentioned as useful email converter tools #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:42:39
Ondatra iSchoolicus @LibSkrat

am I the only person getting 403d on ePADD? #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:43:59
Lauren G @laurenbgood

Even if you can't provide online public.access to emails,, you can use tools to make them discoverable online. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:47:33
Trevor Muñoz @trevormunoz

Interesting ideas from Stanford project (presented by @hangal) on how to display snippets from email archive on the web. #pda2013

2013-02-22 05:49:04
Trevor Muñoz @trevormunoz

#pda2013 Use of other web text (e.g. Wikipedia) to enhance item view in email archive sounds like work @jengolbeck discussed at #mithdd

2013-02-22 05:52:14
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