DLM Forum 2023 webinars
DLM Forum's upcoming and past webinars for 2023 (click to scroll)
April 21st - "Digital preservation workflow with open-source tools"
November 22nd - "Digital Continuity: Software Lifecycle Management for Long-term Use of Digital"
December 11th - "SIARD Suite Presentation"
Webinars are open to DLM Forum community members.
"The digital content in the Lithuanian state archives: preservation and virtual/online availability" by the Lithuanian Central State Archives, the Office of the Chief Archivist of Lithuania and the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Lithuania, January 26th at 14-15 (CET).
- Extended digital reading room and virtual movie archives (via Electronic Archive Information System and information system e-kinas), by Andrius Zilnys, Chief Specialist of Unit of Documents and Archives Management and Use (Office of the Chief Archivist of Lithuania) and Inga Vizgirdiene, Deputy Director of Lithuanian Central State Archives.
- Transfer of born-digital records to state archives by Irma Dage, Chief Specialist of Unit of Documents and Archives Management and Use (Office of the Chief Archivist of Lithuania).
- DBSIS – new common records management system in public sector, by Gediminas Dagys, Project Manager of Information Technology and Communications Department under the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Lithuania.
- Transfer of data from registers, state information systems to state archives, Vaidotas Ramonas, Chief Specialist (expert) of Unit of Documents and Archives Management and Use (Office of the Chief Archivist of Lithuania).
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Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation now available (members only).
"Producing social media to engage the audience, from the perspective of national archives" by Steven Franklin, the National Archives of the United Kingdom, February 22nd at 14-15 (CET). The webinar is postponed.
Steven Franklin has successfully used various channels for this purpose, including TikTok and third-party podcasts, as well as more established routes like Twitter. In this webinar, you will hear how the TNA is taking advantage of social media, to engage the public, and to reach a wider audience.
Registration for the webinar is closed.
"The practice of consultation in the Netherlands on archiving: What do we do, how do we do it, and what does the future look like?" by Wout van der Reijden, Anna van Lankvelt, Vincent Hoolt and Floris Janssens from the National Archives of the Netherlands, March 28th at 14 (CEST).
Small is beautiful. We often present and discuss larger topics and developments. However, this is not all we do. At the national archives, the team of recordkeeping advises governmental organizations on all kinds of questions related to recordkeeping. These questions and our advisory role are important. This is how information management practices improve. This is how we learn what is needed, and which guidance we should provide.
In this webinar, we’d like to give you a peek inside and showcase some of the advisory cases we handled in the previous year.
Trailer:
Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation now available (members only).
"Digital preservation workflow with open-source tools" by By Anssi Jääskeläinen, Research Manager, Digitalia Research Center, Xamk, April 21st at 11 (CEST).
Digitalia helps to make sure information is preserved for a long time while being usable and reliable. This includes various areas of research, including migrations, content analysis, OCR, AI and visualization.
Before registration, consider this gentle warning about technical content. This webinar covers an entire migration workflow from an unidentified file to an E-ARK conformant SIP package just by utilizing freely available open-source tools.
Registration for the webinar is closed.
"Digital Continuity: Software Lifecycle Management for Long-term Use of Digital" by Dr Natasa Milic-Frayling, Intact Digital Ltd, November 22nd, 14-15 (CET).
The INTACT Software Library platform is showcased as a solution, demonstrating how it enables access and readability of decades-old archived content, turning standard digital archives into Executable Archives by employing software virtualization techniques, with a specific emphasis on the pharmaceutical sector's stringent software validation requirements. Extended introduction available here.
Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation now available (members only).
"SIARD Suite Presentation" by Audun Lund, Swiss Federal Archives, December 11th, 10 (CET).
To enable long-term digital archiving of databases independently of their software, the Federal Archives have developed the Software Independent Archiving of Relational Databases (SIARD) solution. It is based on the open SIARD file format and the associated SIARD Suite software.
Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation now available (members only).
