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Essential Tools for Digital Preservation Management Course

Join our practical course in five parts presented by the KeepIt project in association with institutional and lifecycle preservation costs at the School of ECS, University of Southampton, starting on 5 February 2010. Learn about tools for scoping, selection, assessment, costs, description, workflow, and trust in digital preservation.

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Essential Tools for Digital Preservation Management Course

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  1. Digital Preservation Tools for Repository Managers A practical course in five parts presented by the KeepIt project in association with Module 2, institutional and lifecycle preservation costs School of ECS, University of Southampton, 5 February 2010 Twitter hashtag #dprc(digital preservation repository course)

  2. Course structure • Module 1. Organisational issues Scoping, selection, assessment, institutional parameters (TODAY) • Module 2. Costs Lifecycle costs for managing digital objects, based on the LIFE approach, and institutional costs (5 February) • Module 3. Description Describing content for preservation: provenance, significant properties and preservation metadata (2 March) • Module 4. Preservation workflow toolsavailable in EPrints for format management, risk assessment and storage, and linked to the Plato planning tool from Planets (17-18 March) • Module 5. Trust (by others) of the repository’s approach to preservation; trust (by the repository) of the tools and services it chooses (30th March)

  3. Tools today • Keeping Research Data Safe (KRDS), Costs, Policy, and Benefits in Long-term Digital Preservation, Neil Beagrie, Charles Beagrie Ltd consultancy • LIFE3: Predicting Long Term Preservation Costs, Brian Hole, The British Library

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