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Web Archives 2015: Capture, Curate, Analyze

November 12 and 13, 2015

University of Michigan Central Campus, Ann Arbor, MI

Rackham Amphitheater and Hatcher Graduate Library

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by October 12. (It’s free!)

#webarc15


While research in almost all disciplines increasingly relies on evidence
gleaned from websites, social media platforms, and other online resources,
we are still just figuring out how to preserve web materials for future
use. As instructors and scholars embrace these primary sources and discover
new and innovative ways to interact with web data, their efforts are
aligned--knowingly or not--with those of developers and curators.

Web Archives 2015 brings together developers, curators, and researchers to
explore the following questions:

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   How do collecting policies and appraisal decisions shape web archives?
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   How can web archives be effectively integrated with classroom
   instruction and academic discourse in general?
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   How do available resources and technologies influence the extent and
   success of web captures?
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   How do scholars want to access and interact with web archives?
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   How can individual scholars ensure that the materials that they need
   will be available both for their research and for documenting their work?
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   What tools can optimize the use and reuse of archived websites and
   online materials?
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   What measures of confidence does the academic community have in the use
   of archived websites for research?
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   How can librarians, archivists, and technologists preserve the
   functionality and utility of complex web resources over the long-term?

Hosted by the Bentley Historical Library and University of Michigan
Library, this two-day multi-disciplinary conference will provide a forum to
explore ideas, tools, and methodologies for creating and managing web
archives and better understand the scholarly and research needs of those
working in the field.

A full schedule and travel information is available on the conference
website <http://www.lib.umich.edu/webarchivesconference>.

Keynote Speakers:

Jefferson Bailey (Internet Archive)

Abbie Grotke (Library of Congress)

Juan Cole (University of Michigan)

Ian Milligan (Waterloo University)

Sponsored by:

The University of Michigan Library

The Bentley Historical Library

The University of Michigan School of Information

Michigan State University Libraries and the University Archives
The Institute for Humanities at the University of Michigan

-- 
Alix Keener
Digital Scholarship Librarian
University of Michigan Library

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