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Tag Archives: digitization
How to Archive Your Life
Working at an archives is all about keeping organized. Here’s what I’ve learned from my two years of being an archival assistant, researcher and writer at Columbia College Chicago Archives & Special Collections: 1. Discard duplicates and declutter. If you have one … Continue reading
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Tagged digitization, digitized media, spring cleaning, The Columbia Chronicle
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Student Perspective: Digitizing the Written Word
As a college student, I know how much you hate that mandatory speech class. Some of you have gotten it out of the way early, and good for you, but I know there’s that group of students who have been … Continue reading
Oldest Item in the Archives: The Voice of Phi Sigma
The oldest item we have here in the College Archives is an issue of “The Voice of Phi Sigma” from 1879. Although Phi Sigma wasn’t directly involved with Columbia College, they are dedicated to public speaking and is the oldest … Continue reading
Posted in Manuscript Collections
Tagged archival collection, archives, chicago, digital commons, digitization, exhibits, history, manuscripts
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Student Perspective: Digitizing Dead Formats
This week we have been digitizing CDs and DVDs featuring Provost Meetings, Interdisciplinary Arts theses, and recordings from William Russo. The material originally consisted of VHS tapes, compact-cassettes, and micro-cassettes among others before being sent out in order to be … Continue reading
Student Perspective: Digitizing Public Relations Negatives
Starting in September of last year, another student worker and I were tasked with the large task of scanning boxes worth of negatives from Columbia College’s Public Relations department. There are both color and black & white rolls of film, … Continue reading