Every day, significant cultural production
occurs globally across the web. As a medium that can be both the repository for records and a form of
record itself, the web presents challenges of scale and complexity for those that seek to preserve modern history
and integrate it in research and teaching.
Workshop participants will learn web archive
research use cases, how to create archival research collections from the web, and how to analyze web
archive collection data computationally. They will gain hands-on experience using the Internet Archive’s collecting
software service Archive-Itand
research dataset platformARCH as
well as widely supported tools for cultural data exploration and visualization. Learn more about our two most recent
workshops (held in conjunction with the ACRL and ARLIS/NA conferences this spring) in thisblog
post.
Support for participants:
This full-day workshop led by Internet
Archive staff is free, however registration is limited. Thanks to the generous support from the Institute
for Museum and Library Services, travel stipends (up to $1,000 each)
are available to offset participants’ air and/or ground transportation, parking, two nights’ lodging, and food costs
incurred to join us at NGA.
Please submit anapplicationto
attend. There is no prerequisite, and all are welcome and encouraged to apply, but space is limited.
The priority deadline for all applications isMay 18, 2023.
If your application is accepted, we will follow up with you no later than May
25, 2023.