Digital information is inherently impermanent due to its dependence on rapidly changing technology. This subject will look closely at the preservation of digital objects - whether created via a digitisation program or for 'born digital' materials. It will provide an overview of digital preservation, including it history, concepts, challenges, politics, ethics and strategies and inform students of the various standards and practices being adopted around the world.
Class Name | Digital Preservation |
Host School | Charles Sturt University |
Class Identifier | INF443 |
Credit Value | 8 Points |
Faculty | Dr Kim Thompson |
Course Tool (Online) | BlackboardCE |
Class Description | Digital information is inherently impermanent due to its dependence on rapidly changing technology. This subject will look closely at the preservation of digital objects - whether created via a digitisation program or for 'born digital' materials. It will provide an overview of digital preservation, including it history, concepts, challenges, politics, ethics and strategies and inform students of the various standards and practices being adopted around the world. |
Class Disclaimer | Please refer to the attached Syllabus Document for more information about this subject/course. |
Delivery | Asynchronous |
Start and End Date | November 13th, 2017 - February 9th, 2018 |
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Last Add Day | October 6th, 2017 |
Residency Start and End Date | No Residency |
Syllabus | Download Syllabus |