Recordings of Workflows Webinar Series (DPC Members please login to view)
20th April, 1300 - 1430 (UK)
Episode 1: Preparations and ingest
- Business planning with Jaye Weatherburn, University of Melbourne
- Pre-ingest checks and ingest preparation for digital legal deposit material with Roxana Maurer, Bibliotheque nationale du Luxembourg
- Ingest to Digital Asset Management System (DAMS) with Fabi Barticioti, LSE Library
22nd April, 1300 - 1430 (UK)
Episode 2: Tools, systems and digitisation
- Ingest to Preservica using Jester with Chris Jones, State Library of South Australia
- Archivematica workflow with Jenny A Brook, National Library of Wales
COW-a-thon Event
28th April, 1330 - 1515 (UK)
A recurring request from digital preservation practitioners has been for a community forum in which they can share and exchange experience on how they use tools in combination - in short - pool their knowledge about digital preservation workflows. Following a discussion by one of the groups at the iPRES 2016 workshop: "OSS4Pres 2.0: Building Bridges and Filling Gaps", a lightweight wiki based approach to sharing workflows was established – and the COW (Community Owned Workflows) was born.
Now, following on from our short series of Workflow Webinars, the DPC invites the digital preservation community to share their own workflows by submitting these to the COW during this hackathon style event.
Outline event program
1330 – 1340 Welcome and Introduction to the Cow-a-thon (Paul Wheatley, DPC)
1340 – 1350 What we can learn from sharing workflows (Cal Lee, University of North Carolina/OSSArcFlow and Hannah Wang, Educopia)
1350 – 1400 How to COW (Paul Wheatley, DPC)
1400 – 1500 Share your workflows with the COW! Independent working
1500 – 1505 Feedback from submitters
1505 – 1515 What’s next for the COW? (Paul Wheatley, DPC)
1515 Wrap up, thanks and close
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. 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 attending this session to be positive, accepting, and sensitive to the needs and feelings of others in alignment with our DPC Inclusion & Diversity Policy.