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Description: Workshops are intended to be hands-on and interactive, usually involving the development of a skill, related to the topic covered in the workshop. While workshops involve more hands-on learning, they should also allow for discussion, interaction and debate on the topic of the class.
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102. COPTR Edit-A-Thon.
In the style of a traditional Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon, the COPTR Edit-A-Thon workshop allows practitioners from around the globe to coalesce and spend a...
103. Cool Change: The NDSA Levels of Preservation Reboot: Update, Discussion, and Future Steps.
This workshop seeks to both update the community on the current progress of the NDSA Levels of Preservation Reboot Working Group as well as to provide...
104. PRONOM in Practice: Creating File Format/System Signatures for Submission to PRONOM Technical Registry.
Based on a series of online workshops presented by the Open Preservation Foundation in 2017, this workshop that will equip participants with the tools...
105. Preservation of a Collaborative Community-Based Virtual Reality Collections.
This workshop provides both a conceptual and technical instruction for a collaborative virtual reality (VR) preservation project. The Virtual Bethel p...
107. Active Archive Curation and Preservation Management at Scale.
Many institutions are now approaching two or more decades as archives whose mission is to maintain the usability, authenticity, discoverability, and a...
108. Using the Digital Preservation Storage Criteria.
This workshop continues the discussion started in previous iPRES workshops on the characteristics of preservation storage. The goal of the workshop is...
110. Digital Curation Workflows Based on Open-Source Software.
This workshop will focus on the development and implementation of workflows for digital curation, focusing specifically on those that incorporate open...
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