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The University of Virginia Library is hosting a free one-day workshop on Thursday, July 18th, 2019.


We now have 15 additional spots available, so if you missed the previous registration deadline, please join us!


Visit our workshop website to learn more about<https://workshop.lib.virginia.edu/emulation_in_the_archives/index.html>:


  *   Our schedule<https://workshop.lib.virginia.edu/emulation_in_the_archives/schedule.html> for the day
  *   Our fantastic featured speakers<https://workshop.lib.virginia.edu/emulation_in_the_archives/speakers.html>
  *   Logistics<https://workshop.lib.virginia.edu/emulation_in_the_archives/logistics.html> for travel


This workshop is part of our project within the Software Preservation Network's IMLS-funded [RE-95-17-0058-17] Fostering a Community of Practice<http://softwarepn.webmasters21.com/fcop-cohort/> (FCOP) grant cohort, and is open to all who may wish to attend. While the focus will be around a library and archives environment for software preservation and emulation, we welcome students and colleagues from across the cultural heritage and technical communities.


Questions? Contact the UVA FCOP project team at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>


Thank you, and we hope to see you in Charlottesville!


FCOP Emulation in the Archives Project Team:

Lauren Work

Elizabeth Wilkinson

Mike Durbin

Jeremy Bartczak


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