Briefing Papers
Among the many online learning resources that the DCC offers digital curators are high-level digital curation briefing papers and legal watch, standards watch and technology watch papers.
Our comprehensive digital library of resources is completely free to use and contains everything you need to engage effectively in digital curation and data preservation activities.
Find digital curation information
Select from the links below to access concise overviews of the papers held by the DCC. These summaries are designed to help you grow your basic understanding of key curation issues by providing a high-level introduction to any given topic.
The DCC provides a range of high-level papers that provide an introduction to all areas of digital curation.
- The Introduction to Curation is made up of short papers that are designed to help grow your basic understanding of key curation issues by providing a high-level introduction to a given topic.
- Legal Watch Papers provide a brief introduction to the legal issues you might face as a digital curator.
- Standards Watch Papers summarise key standards in the area of digital curation.
- Technology Watch Papers introduce tools and resources you may want to use to curate digital objects.
The overviews may also be used in discussions with senior management and decision makers to help raise awareness of the need for large-scale digital preservation initiatives.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, email us at info@dcc.ac.uk or call our Help Desk on 0131 651 1239. Our experts are always happy to respond directly to more specific digital curation enquiries.
Alternatively, if you’re not in an urgent rush, check back again soon. We regularly review and update our library as new digital data preservation programmes bring to light additional resources for digital curators.
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Curation Reference Manual
Curation Reference Manual
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