The study of how to preserve and manage historical records, ensuring their accessibility for future generations.

The process of converting physical documents into digital formats for preservation and easier access.

Data that describes other data, providing information about a digital archive's content, context, and structure.

The conversion of physical items, such as documents and photographs, into digital formats for preservation and access.

A set of metadata standards used to describe digital resources, enhancing discoverability and usability.

The ability for users to view and interact with digital archives via the internet.

Legal rights that protect the use of original works, impacting how archival materials can be shared and accessed.

Guidelines and principles that govern the responsible management and use of archival materials.

The overall experience a user has when interacting with a digital archive, focusing on ease of use and satisfaction.

Involving local stakeholders in the archival process to ensure the archive meets their needs and interests.

The processes and strategies used to maintain and protect digital materials over time.

Measures taken to ensure the accuracy and integrity of digitized documents during the digitization process.

Physical or digital items that are preserved for their historical significance, such as documents, photographs, and artifacts.

Fundamental concepts that guide the creation of user-friendly and accessible websites for digital archives.

Strategies developed to engage the community and promote awareness of archival projects.

Visual representations of a website's structure, used to plan the layout and functionality of digital archives.

Software and hardware used in the processes of digitization, metadata creation, and online access.

Guidelines to ensure that digital archives are usable by all individuals, including those with disabilities.

Individuals or groups with an interest in the archival project, including community members and historical societies.

A professional responsible for managing and preserving archival materials, ensuring their accessibility.

Tools used to gather feedback from community members about their needs and interests in archival projects.

An early model of a digital archive platform used to test concepts and gather user feedback.

Plans developed to promote the digital archive and increase community engagement.

Written assessments that encourage students to analyze their learning journey and project outcomes.

A comprehensive showcase of the digital archive project, highlighting its impact on the community.