2005
ARSC Conference
Pre-conference
Workshop
The Association for Recorded Sound Collections,
Education and Training Committee and the Kilgarlin
Center for Preservation of the Cultural Record, School
of Information, University of Texas at Austin present:
The
Assessment, Preservation, and Access of Audio
Collections in the Digital Age: an Archival Case Study
Presenters and Their Topics:
Mike
Casey, Coordinator of Recording Services, Archives
of Traditional Music, Indiana University:
- Risk
assessment for audio collections
- Ranking
tool to develop priorities for preservation
The
following speakers from the University of Missouri–Kansas
City on the digital audio project “Voices
of World War II: Experiences from the Front and at
Home
- KMBC Radio” :
Rob
Ray, Special Collections Librarian,
Miller Nichols Library, Dept. of Special Collections:
- Creation
of digital library projects
Wendy
Sistrunk, Music Catalog Librarian, Miller
Nichols Library
- Metadata
for digital audio preservation
- Relationship to the OPAC
Chuck
Haddix, Director, Marr Sound Archives, Miller
Nichols Library
- Transfer
of original analog audio to digital files
- Public
access
Workshop registration fees: ARSC
members: $70 (before
March 4); $80 (after March 4); Non-ARSC members:
$85 (before March 4); $95 (after March 4); Students:
$30
As always, the workshop will be conducted on Wednesday
and will end in plenty of time for participants to
attend the opening reception.
Please note that though the workshop is conducted
and sponsored by ARSC, it is not part of the actual
conference. Those wishing to attend need to register
for the workshop separately.
Please click on one of the following links to access
the workshop registration form
For inquiries, contact
Nancy
Seeger (ARSC Workshop)
nsee@loc.gov
202-707-5494
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