Presentations
Presentations from the Lighting the Way Forum on February 10, 2020 were organized into five groupings or themes, most with dedicated question and answers sessions. All presentations were livestreamed and recorded, and speakers consented to having their recordings and presentation files shared under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works (CC-BY-NC-ND) License. All presentation videos are viewable with or without open captions.
Introductory presentations
Information about the the Lighting the Way Project and the Lighting the Way Forum.
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Welcome, logistics, and acknowledgements
Cramer, Tom (Thomas J.) and Matienzo, M.A.
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The Lighting the Way Project and National Forum
Matienzo, M.A. and Villa, Camille
The Evolving Systems Ecosystem
What software and other systems do we use to make archival discovery and delivery possible, and how is that changing within institutional contexts?
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Developing an integrated technical infrastructure for archives at NC State
Thornton, Trevor
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We Are In It Now: Persevering in the Evolving Systems Ecosystem
Myers-Steele, Lori
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Vertical collaboration in a digital collections ecosystem
Pham, Kim
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Taking the Plunge: When Improving Access and Discoverability Means Walking Away from Your Ex...
Trammell, Anna
- Question and answer session: The Evolving Systems Ecosystem
Networks and the Big Picture
What issues are impacting archives and libraries at the level of the sector, consortia, or beyond, related to discovery and delivery?
Ethical, Legal, and Cultural Concerns
How have factors like privacy, cultural protocols, copyright, and others impacted our ability to address archival discovery and delivery, on a technical, operational, or strategic level?
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Student work, copyright and FERPA: how what you don't know might FERP-YA
Whitmire, Amanda L.
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A Critical Perspective of Access and Privacy in Archives: A Sri Lankan Archive Case Study
Franco, Tanis
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Embargoed information: (imperfect) approaches to ethical archival access in Cuba
Sangwand, T-Kay
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Feeling Around a Dimly Lit Room: Towards a Virtual Reading Room
Cram, Greg
- Question and answer session: Ethical, Legal, and Cultural Concerns
Impacts on Public Services and Outreach
How does archival discovery and delivery fit within the front-line work of library and archives workers focused on reference, outreach, public service, and community needs?
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San Bernardino County Historical Archives and The Arrowhead Online Portal
Preston, Genevieve
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Aeon Office Hours & Open Archives Sessions
Muralles, Daisy
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Pulling the Door Open Together: Collaborative Development of a Virtual Reading Room Service
Smedberg, Heather
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Providing Access on Tohono O'odham Nation
Guzman, Sara
- Question and answer session: Impacts on Public Services and Outreach