This presentation slide deck describes two core concepts that can usefully guide thinking about and work on building digital cultural collections: context and completeness. These concepts emerge from information science research on a wide variety digital collections and aggregations and their use in the humanities. The presentation shows examples of how these concepts become manifest in digital humanities collections and large-scale cultural aggregations, and offers hallmarks for identifying contextual mass in collections
Museums are no longer seen as warehouses of objects, but as institutions of knowledge. A growing num...
Providing access to original materials is an ethical responsibility for all professional archivists....
Libraries and archives have different underlying philosophies towards items, metadata, goals, and co...
Emerging information media present new challenges to the curators. While archiving objects, and buil...
The quality and the quantity of contextual information found in the descriptive metadata associated ...
In discussions surrounding digital preservation, context — those properties of an object related to ...
This full-day workshop examines conceptual and practical aspects of collections and the context they...
The "Digital Collection Contexts: Intellectual and Organizational Functions at Scale" workshop was h...
At present there are no established collection development methods for building large-scale digital ...
The concept of "context" has great importance in digital preservation. This paper analyzes the meani...
Traditionally the archival principles of provenance, respect des fonds and original order are enacte...
The volume of personal digital data captured from today's content creation devices, such as digital ...
The digital age has led to the advent of electronic collections with millions or even billions of it...
When many collections are brought together in a federation or aggregation, the attributes of the ori...
For centuries the archival community has understood and practiced the art of adding contextual infor...
Museums are no longer seen as warehouses of objects, but as institutions of knowledge. A growing num...
Providing access to original materials is an ethical responsibility for all professional archivists....
Libraries and archives have different underlying philosophies towards items, metadata, goals, and co...
Emerging information media present new challenges to the curators. While archiving objects, and buil...
The quality and the quantity of contextual information found in the descriptive metadata associated ...
In discussions surrounding digital preservation, context — those properties of an object related to ...
This full-day workshop examines conceptual and practical aspects of collections and the context they...
The "Digital Collection Contexts: Intellectual and Organizational Functions at Scale" workshop was h...
At present there are no established collection development methods for building large-scale digital ...
The concept of "context" has great importance in digital preservation. This paper analyzes the meani...
Traditionally the archival principles of provenance, respect des fonds and original order are enacte...
The volume of personal digital data captured from today's content creation devices, such as digital ...
The digital age has led to the advent of electronic collections with millions or even billions of it...
When many collections are brought together in a federation or aggregation, the attributes of the ori...
For centuries the archival community has understood and practiced the art of adding contextual infor...
Museums are no longer seen as warehouses of objects, but as institutions of knowledge. A growing num...
Providing access to original materials is an ethical responsibility for all professional archivists....
Libraries and archives have different underlying philosophies towards items, metadata, goals, and co...