Data curation profiles as a means to explore managing, sharing, disseminating or preserving digital outcomes

While the concept of a digital archive is familiar to almost everyone, it may be less understood how to identify digital outcomes as candidates for archiving. The Data Curation Profiles Toolkit is an instrument designed to interview data producers about their data, what they are doing with it and wh...

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Published in:International journal of performance arts and digital media 2014-01, Vol.10 (1), p.21-34
Main Authors: Scott Brandt, D., Kim, Eugenia
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Archives & records
Dance
Data Curation Profiles
data management plans
Digital media
digital objects
dissemination
Expectations
Performance as research
Performing arts
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