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Description: A Digital Library Federation Assessment Interest Group focused on Cultural Assessment of digital collections.

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DLF Cultural Assessment Working Group This sub-group of the DLF [https://wiki.diglib.org/Assessment Assessment Interest Group] (DLF AIG) was formed in February 2016 to discuss ways by which we may assess our digital collections and their cultural impact. Members of the DLF AIG for Cultural Assessment aim to first identify institutional data and practices that may be relevant to building a robust ...

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  • Annotated Bibliography

    Scates Kettler & McAllister
    This project reflects the work building the annotated bibliography. It includes the published states of the bibliography and the running - crowdsource...
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  • Selection Task Force

    Scates Kettler, McAllister, Joranson & 4 more
    This task force will focus on developing the Selection portion of the Cultural Assessment toolkit in collaboration with Internet Archive
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  • Persona Creation & Best Practices Task Force

    Scates Kettler & Dimmock
    This task force will focus on the development of user personas and creation best practices in collaboration with the DLF AIG UX Working Group
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