Archive-It Partner Meeting Presentations, 2018

The 2018 Archive-It Partner Meeting was held on August 14, 2018, in conjunction with ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2018, the joint annual meeting of CoSA, NAGARA, and SAA in Washington, D.C.

Presentations

• Welcome & Archive-It Year in Review – Jefferson Bailey, Internet Archive [slides]
  
  
• Implementation of OCLC Descriptive Metadata Guidelines for Web Archives – Liam Sullivan, Harvard Business School [slides]
  
  
• Development of a Metadata Application Profile for Web Archives – Lauren Work, University of Virginia Library [slides]
  
  
• Exporting Data from the Partner Data API – Greg Wiedeman, University at Albany, SUNY [slides]
  
  
• Cobweb: Developing a Prototype Platform for Collaborative Collection Development for Web Archives – Kathryn Stine, California Digital Library [slides]
  
  
• Efforts of the Federal Web Archiving Working Group (FWAWG) – Lynda Schmitz Fuhrig, Smithsonian Institution Archives, Brandon Hirsch, National Archives and Records Administration and Christie Moffatt, National Library of Medicine [slides]

Discussion Groups

• Show and Tell – Demo station featuring Archive-It's CDX index, Brozzler crawling technology, InstaCrawl tool, WARC uploader, and browser web developer tools [notes]
  
  
• Tenderfoot Talk – A discussion group for new Archive-It partners
  
  
• Collaborative Web Archiving – A great place to get group feedback on questions related to outreach, relationship building, and other practical matters when working with multiple stakeholders [notes]
  
  
• Describing Web Archives – Talk through the opportunities and challenges of metadata management for web archives [notes]
  
  
• AMA (Archive-It) with Jefferson and James – Geared toward those with a technical interest in how Archive-It works, come meet up with Director of Web Archiving Programs Jefferson Bailey and Archive-It Engineering Manager James Kafader to talk shop about current systems and the development roadmap
  
  
• Government Web Archiving – Discuss web archiving efforts focused on collecting government websites. A place to share and learn about web archiving agency-specific, topical, and other government sites from the federal, state, and local jurisdictions [notes]