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Purpose: Advocates for preservation of cultural heritage materials among librarians and non-librarians by offering educational opportunities and supporting outreach efforts both inside and outside of institutional library contexts. To promote understanding of preservation principles and objectives, development of preservation skill sets, and cultivation of potential preservation funding sources.

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Promoting Preservation Interest Group Annual '10 Agenda

  • 1.  Promoting Preservation Interest Group Annual '10 Agenda

    Posted Jun 07, 2010 07:33 AM
    Promoting Preservation Interest Group Agenda
     
    June 27, 2010
    1:30 pm to 3:30 pm
    JW Marriott Hotel, Grand Ballroom III
     
    "The Project Did Not Go Entirely As Planned"
     
    Failure can teach just as much, if not more, than success.  A panel of OMG-project veterans share their "at least we can laugh at it now" experiences, with an emphasis on the value of acknowledging problems and what can be learned when a "Project Doesn't Go Entirely As Planned".  The battle-scarred panel includes:
     
    • George Blood - Safe Sound Archives (chair)
    • Charlie Kolb - National Endowment for the Humanities
    • Tom Clareson - Lyrasis
    • Janet Gertz - Columbia University Libraries
    • Liz Bishoff - The Bishoff Group
    • Diane Vogt-O'Connor - Library of Congress. 
     
    Please join us and be prepared to tell your own battle stories as well.
     
    Chair - Adrienne Bell, Etherington Conservation Services