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Milne en masse: A Case Study in Digitizing Large Image Collections
(Taylor and Francis, 2015)
In December 2012, the University of Saskatchewan Library’s University Archives & Special Collections acquired the complete image collection of Courtney Milne, a professional photographer whose worked encompassed documentary, ...
Out of Sight But Not Out of Mind: Using Archivematica in the Cloud
(2015-06-13)
from session description: This session will address perspectives on digital preservation in the Cloud: when and how it should be considered, current practices and options, and experiences already gained. Cloud-hosting ...
Killing Many Birds with One Stone: Virtual Institutional Databases in AtoM
(2016-06-04)
From session description: For many archivists, one of the greatest innovations to the profession in recent years has been the development of AtoM, or Access to Memory – an open-source archival description software application ...
Strategies for Searching Online Finding Aids: A Retrieval Experiment
(Association of Canadian Archivists, 1997)
The archival community has recently been increasing its efforts to establish a presence on the World Wide Web; one aspect of this of particular interest is the move to make finding aids available online. For example, the ...
Encoded Archival Description on the Internet (review)
(Association of Canadian Archivists, 2003)
Copyright and Cultural Institutions: Guidelines for Digitization for U.S. Libraries, Archives, and Museums (review)
(Association of Canadian Archivists, 2011)
Keeping SAIN: The Saskatchewan Archival Information Network and ICA-AtoM
(2012-06-08)
Session description: Archives around the world have been seeing the potential of the open source ICA-AtoM software, including Canada's provincial archival councils. Many of our existing systems for archival description ...
