The Quantum Archivist
looks at the intersection of archives, digital libraries, and historical documentation. Greg Colati writes the Quantum Archivist from historic Brimfield, Massachusetts where his day job is Senior Director of University Archives and Special Collections and Digital Curation at the University of Connecticut.Follow the Quantum Archivist
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Raising the Floor
Yesterday I was again fortunate to participate in an event here at UConn called “Digital Media/Innovative Collaborations” a symposium organized by Tim Hunter of UConn’s Digital Media and Design program. The symposium brought together folks from across campus who have … Continue reading
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Want to Help Build the Next Generation Repository AND Save the World?
Or at least help make it a better place? The Archives and Special Collections at UConn is at the center of both the development of the digital repository and of the documentation of Human Rights. We are looking for a … Continue reading
