#DPClinic September – Registries of Good Practice

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How big is the digital preservation challenge, and 6 other impossible questions to (try and) answer before breakfast?

Join Andy Jackson and Paul Wheatley for a whistle stop tour of a brand new digital preservation workbench that will provide insight into your digital collection by drawing on a host of incredibly useful registry resources. We'll attempt to estimate how many different file formats are out there, how many file formats we can identify using the different registries, and show how you can analyse your digital collections against these knowledge bases.

The "Registries of Good Practice" Project is a collaboration between the Digital Preservation Coalition and Yale University Library. The project is exploring and developing different approaches to analyze, collate, present and, most importantly, make discoverable the many existing registries and collections of digital preservation good practice.

This DP Clinic will be a chance to hear about the exciting work we've been doing on this project whilst also giving you the chance to help shape where we go next with this agile project.

Who can use #DPClinic?

#DPClinic is available to everyone in the digital preservation community, DPC Members and non-members alike, provided all participants are respectful and supportive of one another and adhere to the DPC's Inclusion and Diversity Policy.

Click BOOK NOW below to register and receive the joining information*.

*The registration process for #DPClinics is now separate from #DPConnect - you must now register for individual #DPClinic events 

Recordings

All presentations will be recorded and made available to DPC Members and Supporters via this web page after the event (login to DPC website required).

Please note – DPC Members do not need to register in order to access the recordings after the event.

DPC Inclusion & Diversity Policy 

The DPC Community is guided by the values set out in our Strategic Plan and aims to be respectful, welcoming, inclusive and transparent - the same applies to #DPConnect sessions. We encourage diversity in all its forms and are committed to being accessible to everyone who wishes to engage with the topic of digital preservation, whilst remaining technology and vendor neutral. We ask all those who are part of this community and/or attending a #DPConnect session to be positive, accepting, and sensitive to the needs and feelings of others in alignment with our DPC Inclusion & Diversity Policy. 

Zoom may now require you to have a personal account in order to join a meeting. Therefore please could you register for an account in advance of #DPConnect, if you do not have one already. The sign up link is here: https://zoom.us/signup