I started my research in an analog world–large numbers of xerox copies, note cards for bibliography, etc. The world is now digital. How do I move research materials into a digital format so they can be worked with more easily, particularly without spending more time learning programs that working on research? I have do answers to these questions, but I would love to learn from others in discussions about where to start.
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This class offered by LYRASIS might be a good resource for people interested in this topic:
Personal Digital Preservation: Bigger than a Shoebox
This two-hour live online class will explore the concerns of our growing personal digital collections, discuss the preservation challenges and outline techniques to preserve our own digital treasures and records.
www.lyrasis.org/Pages/EventDetail.aspx?Eid=24F1C197-BDCE-E211-8247-002219586F0D