Dear all

 

The Digital Preservation Coalition is looking for volunteers who are willing and able to share their digital preservation workflows in a 20-minute online demonstration or presentation as part of our 'Workflow Webinars' series, which is planned to take place in February 2024.

 

Please get in touch if:

• You have developed a web archiving workflow
• You have developed an access workflow
• You have developed a workflow to manage specific content types like: Databases, Email, E-theses or Research Data
• You have found a way to automate or incorporate AI into your workflows
• You have a Preservation Planning workflow
• You have workflows on any other aspect of digital preservation to share!

 

Workflows do not have to be well established within your organisations. Workflows which are in the early stages of development are welcome too, and this may be a useful opportunity to seek community input into your development!

 

We are keen to arrange webinars in time zones suitable for members in Australasia/Asia-Pacific, Europe and Africa, and the Americas… so if you are able to present your work outside your own time zone, please do let us know that too.

 

If you would like to share your workflow as part of the webinar series, please contact me for more details by Wednesday 13th December.

 

Look forward to hearing from you soon 😊

 

All the best

 

Sarah Middleton | she/her

Head of Advocacy and Community Engagement

Digital Preservation Coalition

37 Tanner Row, York, YO1 6WP

 

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Twitter: @Sarah_DPC

 

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