Presentations (The Future of Archives in a Digital Age)

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This collection contains the presentations made during the Future of Archives in a Digital Age summit. Please enter text in the search box above or click on one of the browse options to explore this collection.

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Making it digital : scholarly issues and challenges [videorecording]
(2011) Ferris, William R.; Rydberg-Cox, Jefferey A.; Winfield, Betty Houchin, 1939-
Moderator Berkeley Hudson briefly introduces the panel speakers who proceed to illustrate some of the problems with digital archiving and preservation encountered in their scholarly research.
The scholar, the library, and the digital future [videorecording]
(2011) Trolard, Perry; Erlin, Matt; Wheeles, Dana
After a brief introduction from Noah Heringman, each participant in the panel describes some of the uses of digital archives in their scholarly research of the humanities. A brief question and answer period with the audience follows the presentations.
Give my poor heart ease : digital humanities and the blues [videorecording]
(2011) Ferris, William R.
After introductory remarks from Berkley Hudson, keynote speaker William Ferris discusses digital archives and preservation and their role in his research of the culture and history of the American South.
Archives and the digital age : mapping the landscape and creating new partnerships [videorecording]
(2011) Darnton, Robert; Wingo, Carl; Foley, John Miles
After a brief introduction by Michael Holland, guest speakers Robert Darnton, Carl Wingo, and John Miles Foley discuss issues in digital preservation and archiving in academic and research libraries at the Future of Archives in a Digital Age symposium.
The research library today : three Jeremiads in search of a happy ending [videorecording]
(2011) Darnton, Robert
Keynote address of the Future of Archives in a Digital Age symposium delivered by Harvard University's Robert Darnton, introduced by Dean Mills, Brian Foster, and Ted Koditschek.

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