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New Guidance Notes from the DPC: ‘How Researchers Use the Archived Web’

Submitted on 21st May 2020

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DRI would like to share the news of a new Technology Watch Guidance Notes series from the Digital Preservation Coalition, the first of these being ‘How Researchers Use the Archived Web’. 

DRI would like to share the news of a new Technology Watch Guidance Notes series from the Digital Preservation Coalition, the first of these being ‘How Researchers Use the Archived Web’. 


News from the Digital Preservation Coalition:

The DPC is pleased to let you know about a new series of recently launched Technology Watch Guidance Notes, which complements its popular Technology Watch Reports. The first of these Guidance Notes is now available and is titled How Researchers Use the Archived Web, by Peter Webster.

How Researchers Use the Archived Web orients organisations engaged in Web archiving (or those intending to be), to the kinds of uses researchers might expect to make of the content they collect. It aims to support the development of programs of user research and engagement, and in turn inform collection development policies and the design of discovery and access services.

This and each new Technology Watch Guidance Note is designed to be a ‘bite-sized’ paper that will contain information about a problem, a solution, or a particular implementation of digital preservation and will provide a short briefing on advanced digital preservation topics.

Further Technology Watch Guidance Notes on the following topics will be published in the coming months:

– AI Assisted Review
– Electronic Signatures
– Software Preservation

The Technology Watch Publications form just one of the ways the not-for-profit DPC supports the digital preservation community. An international advocate for digital preservation, the Coalition helps its members around the world to deliver resilient long-term access to digital content and services through community engagement, targeted advocacy work, training and workforce development, capacity building, good practice and standards, and through good management and governance.

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