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Week in Archives: East German Underground
Ephemera from the East German Underground
Memory Ward: The Warburg is Britain’s most eccentric and original library. Can it survive?
Creative Commons logo acquired by MoMA and featured in new exhibit
Creating Workflows for Born-Digital Collections
Week in Archives: East German Underground
Ephemera from the East German Underground
Memory Ward: The Warburg is Britain’s most eccentric and original library. Can it survive?
Creative Commons logo acquired by MoMA and featured in new exhibit
Creating Workflows for Born-Digital Collections
NDSR resident Vicky Steeves shares her walk to the office through the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs on the 4th Floor of the American Museum of Natural History. Lucky duck!
Learn how it's going over there at AMNH in our interview with all five of our National Digital Stewardship Residents! We're glad to hear things are going well, and we'll be sure to check in with them again soon.
Resident Shira Peltzman standing outside Carnegie Hall’s newly opened Resnick Education Wing, where her office is located.
Now that we're two months in to our first-ever run of National Digital Stewarship Residencies, we interviewed our first cohort about their projects thus far. Read up on the adventures of all five of our NDSR residents in this interview.
NDSR Resident Julia Kim works on digital assessment at NYU Libraries.
Julia's part of a cohort of five participants in our National Digital Stewardship Residency program. After launching in September, each of the five residents took up a project at our five host institutions. Hear how they're doing in our interview.
NDSR Resident Peggy Griesinger stands next to Lightweeds by Simon Heijdens, an interactive digital artwork at MoMA.
We're deep into our first-ever iteration of the National Digital Stewardship Residency program in New York. Now that our cohort is settled into projects at their host institutions, we caught up with them to gather their thoughts on preserving and accessing digital materials. Read more here.
NDSR resident Karl-Rainer Blumenthal poses proudly with a small piece of the landscape design materials collection he curated for OLIN (photo by Sahar Coston-Hardy).
To mark the second month of our National Digital Stewardship Residency program, we interviewed our first-ever cohort on their thoughts about digital stewardship as well as the progress they've made on their projects so far. Check it out here.
Got my Leslie Schwartz original book pj pants packed. Ready for ALA! Philly here we come! #alamw14 #NDSR
