The Archivation Line, primarily written by three valiant Library Technicians at Memorial Library, Minnesota State University, Mankato, will detail their adventures in Archives and Preservation.
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The Archivation Line, primarily written by three valiant Library Technicians at Memorial Library, Minnesota State University, Mankato, will detail their adventures in Archives and Preservation.
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The Archivation Line: Automatic File Naming with the Fujitsu fi-7160 and PaperStream Capture 1.0.1
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Monday, April 20, 2015. Automatic File Naming with the Fujitsu fi-7160 and PaperStream Capture 1.0.1. Here at the ARCHives in the Memorial Library, our goal is to digitize and make historic university materials available on our University Archives Digital Collections website. And while we are actively adding newly scanned images and student newspapers, it has also been a dream to one day digitize and make available the Minnesota State University, Mankato yearbook, The Katonian. And sure we could use one ...
The Archivation Line: Vinegar Syndrome Part 3: What Next?
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016. Vinegar Syndrome Part 3: What Next? This is the third installment of a multiple part series about Vinegar Syndrome at Minnesota State University, Mankato. For more information about Vinegar Syndrome, see our first. Oh boy, we DO. Can we salvage these important negatives without putting the other 14,000 negatives at risk for decay? Is it even possible? So how do you quickly re-house 14,000 negatives? AND review each of them for possible Vinegar Syndrome? Here's what we did:.
The Archivation Line: Yeah Science! Vinegar Syndrome: Part 2 Testing for the Problem
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Monday, April 18, 2016. Vinegar Syndrome: Part 2 Testing for the Problem. This is the second installment of a multiple part series about Vinegar Syndrome at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Testing for Vinegar Syndrome:. The Scientific Method in Action:. Though my colleagues and I are not scientists, we realized that an experiment needed to take place in order to provide the collection with the best treatment plan possible. Here’s what we did:. Do these negatives have vinegar syndrome? 2 After 24 hou...
The Archivation Line: Thinking Inside the Box: Custom Box Making for the World...Literally!
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Thursday, May 26, 2016. Thinking Inside the Box: Custom Box Making for the World.Literally! After working in Preservation for over a year, I realized that I never learned how to make a custom box. When an old globe in need of protection came my way, it was finally time to learn! Luckily, I didn't have to do it alone. All we had was this oversize tray. Our GA and Intern working hard! After gluing the Davey Board, we put strips along the inside corners from top to bottom. 3 Size and glue in polyethylene fo...
The Archivation Line: Archives Vs. Preservation: Why the Divide?
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Monday, November 14, 2016. Archives Vs. Preservation: Why the Divide? Many people around the Library have recently noticed an intriguing, orange line on the floor in the shared Archives and Preservation Area on 3rd floor. Jokingly people have asked “Why are you fighting? The truth is, we’re not fighting at all! What Does Everyone Do? On the 3rd Floor, ARCHives = Digital. The University Archives Digital Collections. In addition, Anne helps to maintain the University Records Center. And her Archives studen...
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Stories of PALS digital asset management initiatives. Official Islandora community documentation. Give a DAM Lake Superior Libraries Symposium Lightning Talk Presentation. Do more with Less: Getting Started in Digital Asset Management (DAM). Presentation given at Minnesota Digital Library Annual Meeting 2016. Deploying Islandora as a Digital Repository Platform: a Multifaceted Experience at the University of Denver Libraries. By Shea-Tinn Yeh, Fernando Reyes, Jeff Rynhart, Philip Bain. 8211; From their s...
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Monday, November 14, 2016. Archives Vs. Preservation: Why the Divide? Many people around the Library have recently noticed an intriguing, orange line on the floor in the shared Archives and Preservation Area on 3rd floor. Jokingly people have asked “Why are you fighting? The truth is, we’re not fighting at all! What Does Everyone Do? On the 3rd Floor, ARCHives = Digital. The University Archives Digital Collections. In addition, Anne helps to maintain the University Records Center. And her Archives studen...
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