Born-Digital Design Records
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Edited by Samantha Winn
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Three modules guide archivists in managing born-digital design records through historical overviews, use cases, practical tool registries, sample workflows, and robust glossaries of terms. This accessible volume applies to archivists in business archives, architectural firms, museums, universities, and government offices. Part of the Trends in Archives Practice series, Born-Digital Design Records consists of:
- Module 24: Navigating the Technical Landscape of Born-Digital Design Records
by Kristine Fallon, Aliza Leventhal, and Zach Vowell
Learn the typical workflows, software, essential tools, data types, common technical challenges, and terminology used in design construction and digital design.
- Module 25: Emerging Best Practices in the Accession, Preservation, and Emulation of Born-Digital Design Records
by Jody Thompson, Euan Cochrane, Aliza Leventhal, Laura Schroffel, and Emily Vigor
Prepare for the accession and long-term preservation of born-digital design records through clear institutional mission statements, collection policies, expectations for access, and proactive donor engagement.
- Module 26: Case Studies in Born-Digital Design Records
by Aliza Leventhal, Stefana Breitwieser, Alex Jokinen, Mireille Nappert, and Zach Vowell
Take inspiration from five archivists who share how they’ve navigated the challenges of appraisal and acquisition, arrangement and description, preservation, and access to born-digital design collections at different institutions.
Product Details
Publisher: Society of American Archivists (2022)
Paperback: 234 pages
Product Dimension: 6x9 inches
Weight: 1.00 pounds
ISBN: 978-1-945246-87-6
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