Marshall, Brianna H. Complete Guide to Personal Digital Archiving. ALA Editions, 2018. ISBN: 978-0-8389-1605-6
Description
Whether it’s a researcher needing to cull their most important email correspondence, or an empty-nester transferring home movies and photographs to more easily shared and mixed digital formats, this book will show you how to offer assistance by helping you break down archival concepts and best practices into teachable solutions for your patrons’ projects.
Table of Contents
Part I Learning about Personal Digital Archives Best Practices
Chapter 1 Archiving Digital Photographs, by Sarah Severson
Chapter 2 Archiving Social Media, by Melody Condron
Chapter 3 Archiving Web Content, by Cameron Cook
Chapter 4 Archiving Audiovisual Materials, by Yvonne Ng
Chapter 5 Assess, Annotate, Export: Quick Recipes for Archiving Your Personal Digital Life, by Jamie Wittenberg and Celia Emmelhainz
Part II Personal Digital Archives and Public and Community Audiences
Chapter 6 The Washington, DC Public Library’s Memory Lab: A Case Study, by Jaime Mears
Chapter 7 Digitizing Memories and Teaching Information Literacy in Queens, NY, by Natalie Milbrodt and Maggie Schreiner
Chapter 8 Community-Based Digital Archiving: The Plateau Peoples’ Web Portal at Washington State University, by Lotus Norton-Wisla and Michael Wynne
Part III Personal Digital Archives and Academic Audiences
Chapter 9 Personal Digital Archives Programming at Liberal Arts Colleges, by Amy Bocko, Joanna DiPasquale, Rachel Appel, and Sarah Walden McGowan
Chapter 10 Supporting Artists’ Personal Archives, by Colin Post
Chapter 11 Personal Digital Archiving as a Bridge to Research Data Management, by Sara Mannheimer and Ryer Banta
Part IV Social and Ethical Implications of Personal Digital Archives
Chapter 12 Avoiding a Gambit for Our Personal Archives, by Matt Schultz
Chapter 13 Digital Photos, Embedded Metadata, and Personal Privacy, by Isaiah Beard
Chapter 14 Black Folk Magic: An Autoethnography of Digitally Archiving Black Millennialhood, by Camille Thomas
Chapter 15 Absent Others: Contemporary Mourning and Digital Estates, by Angela Galvan
