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DIGITAL PROJECTS
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The Northeast Document Conservation Center’s 132-page Handbook for Digital Projects may be accessed at http://www.nedcc.org/welcome/pubs.htm and includes chapters on the “Rationale for Digitization and Preservation,” Project Management, Selection, Copyright, a Technical Primer, Case Studies, and Digital Longevity. Most chapters are written so that the non-technical type can reach an understanding of some of the key components important to any digitization project.
“Moving Theory into Practice: Digital Imaging Tutorial,” published by the Cornell University Library/Department of Preservation and Conservation, may be accessed at www.library.cornell.edu/preservation/tutorial/contents.html. The tutorial’s 10 chapters discuss terminology, selection, conversion, quality control, metadata, technical infrastructure, presentation, digital preservation, management, and continuing education.
An extensive list of reports addresses conversion specifications, preservation, development policies, scanning, rights and restrictions, and other technical topics may be accessed at http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/ftpfiles.html. “Building Digital Collections: Technical Information and Background Papers” is published by the Library of Congress – American Memory. This site “documents technical activities related to the American Memory Collections produced by the National Digital Library Program (NDLP) at the Library of Congress.”
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