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Certificate Programme in Digital Curation for Cultural Institutions
-- ViewingNowThe Certificate Programme in Digital Curation for Cultural Institutions addresses the critical industry demand for preserving digital heritage across museums and archives. This comprehensive course features ten specialized units designed to equip professionals with essential skills in metadata management, digital preservation strategies, and rights management.
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- Introduction to Digital Curation for Cultural Heritage
- Digital Preservation Strategies and Technologies (including metadata schemas, storage solutions)
- Metadata and Digital Object Management
- Digital Asset Rights Management (DRM) and Copyright Issues
- Web Archiving and the Long-Term Access to Digital Content
- Data Security and Disaster Recovery Planning for Digital Archives
- Digital Curation workflows and best practices
- Collaboration and Communication in Digital Curation Projects
- Outreach and Engagement Strategies for Digital Collections
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Career Roles in Digital Curation (UK) Description Digital Archivist (Primary: Digital Preservation, Secondary: Metadata) Manage and preserve digital assets for cultural institutions, ensuring long-term access and integrity.
Focus on metadata creation and implementing preservation strategies.
Digital Curator (Primary: Collection Management, Secondary: Digital Humanities) Oversee the digital collection, integrating it with physical holdings.
Employ digital humanities methods to enhance research and access.
Digital Asset Manager (Primary: Metadata, Secondary: Digital Preservation) Responsible for the organization and management of digital assets, including metadata creation and implementing workflows for long-term storage.
Web Archivist (Primary: Web Archiving, Secondary: Digital Preservation) Capture and preserve websites and online content, ensuring accessibility for future researchers.
This role emphasizes digital preservation techniques specific to the web.
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