Presentation 1
AV Description with AVPreserve and IU: Strategies and tools to describe audiovisual materials at scale for Indiana University’s Media Digitization and Preservation InitiativeIndiana University’s Media Digitization and Preservation Initiative is making hundreds of thousands of hours of moving images and audio files available, and consulting firm AVPreserve has identified tools and services and delivered strategies to address the scale of metadata description required for a rich discovery experience of this content.
Presenters: Amy Rudersdorf, Juliet L. Hardesty
Presentation 2
Use it or Lose it: Why Increasing Audio Access is a Digital Preservation Issue
If we do not use sound archives, cultural heritage institutions will stop preserving them. This presentation will discuss the findings from over 30 semi-structured interviews conducted through the HiPSTAS project with scholars, librarians, and archivists about using audio collections in literary studies, history, and Native American and indigenous studies.
Presenter: Tanya Clement
Presentation 3
Snapshot - Tales n' Tools of the AMIA/DLF Hack DayA report on tools and partnerships arising from the AMIA/DLF Hack Day. Held since 2013 at the annual Association of Moving Image Archivists’ conference, this event has become a fruitful site of technical collaboration for audiovisual preservation practitioners.
Presenter: Steven Villereal
Presentation 4
Snapshot - RADD: Recover Analog and Digital DataEnvisioned as an audiovisual-digitization and digital-forensics teaching tool, RADD is quickly embedding itself into Wisconsin cultural-heritage work. Learn how it was built, how it is being used, and how you too can recover analog and digital data!
Presenter: Dorothea Salo
