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Planning a Community-Created Data Rescue Toolkit

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Affiliated institutions: Johns Hopkins University

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Description: This project is an IMLS Funded Planning Grant to coordinate distributed efforts for government data preservation. The model focuses on libraries as providers of the central, organizing structure with streamlined entry points for a diverse spectrum of participants.  At this planning event, we will develop a blueprint of the toolkit of resources for preserving and providing access to data at risk. As an additional outcome, we will share documentation of the process as a model for a distributed, collaborative, community-driven process to preserve government data.

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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Welcome to the Stakeholder Meeting Space Here you will find all the materials related to the work that we are doing throughout the meeting session and into the future of the creation of the blueprint for our toolkit. Please feel welcome to download copies of materials, make comments, etc. We will be using this space to post everything. The wikis will serve as our content directory and as a place ...

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  • Administrative

    Boehm, Blake, Ignatowski & 26 more
    Our agenda, code of conduct, list of participants, other elements related to the function of the meeting
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  • Planning Grant Overview

    Boehm, Blake, Ignatowski & 25 more
    Documents from the proposal that may be important references for our work together.
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  • Community Vision

    Boehm, Blake, Ignatowski & 26 more
    Elements related to our overarching understanding of the toolkit and the community work
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  • Tool Kit Components

    Boehm, Blake, Ignatowski & 25 more
    Space for the toolkit plans, the final blueprints, and components for each breakout group to keep their notes, reference materials, and output
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  • Data Rescue References

    Boehm, Blake, Ignatowski & 26 more
    Materials and Documentation from past meetings, reference lists, etc. that may guide our understanding of the data rescue and government information p...
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