Charge
The charge of the Digital Preservation Committee is to identify ways in which NASIG can educate and inform its members and the community at large in the ways they can work to ensure digital scholarly content in all formats remains available to future users. The committee will identify and publicize the roles and responsibilities needed for librarians and publishers and will develop some best practices for the industry, including open access. The committee will work collaboratively with other organizations with an interest in digital preservation to ensure that we are working in partnership and broadening the range of our efforts, extending the marketing of appropriate digital preservation activities to a broad range of library administrations and publishers.
Co-Chair: Heather Staines (MIT Knowledge Futures Group), 20/22
Co-Chair: Michelle Polchow (University of California, Davis), 19/21
Members:
Danielle Bromelia (OCLC),19/21
Narine Bournoutian (Columbia University), 19/21
Yael Fitzpatrick (Gazelle Consulting), 20/22
James Phillpotts (Oxford University Press), 20/22
Wendy Robertson (University of Iowa), 20/22
Kelly Sheeran (Catholic University of America), 20/22
Willa Liburd Tavernier (Indiana University), 19/21
Board Liaison:
Shannon Keller (New York Public Library), 19/21
Guides:
Please send comments to the Committee.
Report:
Presentations:
Where do we keep that? The new Keepers Registry and the digital content in your collection - Slideshare | YouTube , NASIG Online Conference, June 11, 2020
Exploring Perpetual Access - Slideshare | YouTube , NASIG Online Conference, June 11, 2020
Other NASIG presentations relating to preservation:
Tracking Perpetual Access: A Survey of Librarian Practice - Chris Bulock (2013)
Preserving Content from Your Institutional Repository - Wendy C. Robertson and Carol Ann Borchert (2013)