Journée d'information gouvernementale
https://bit.ly/GID-EN | https://bit.ly/GID-FR
Catherine McGoveran
Thank you!
17 présentations
Quatre séances:
numérisation, accès et archivage
archivage en ligne
information gouvernementale électronique et médias sociaux
un gouvernement ouvert au Canada
Digitizing Ontario government documents
Simone O'Byrne [Ontario Government Libraries Council Working Group on Ontario Government Publications]
Loren Fantin [OurDigitalWorld]
PDF presentation
Who's digitizing what?
Catherine McGoveran [University of Ottawa]
HTML presentation
Planning for a registry of digitized Canadian government documents
Margaret Wall [University of Toronto]
HTML presentation
Formal registry project
single access point
all levels of government
anyone can participate
born digital is beyond scope
builds on other projects
The 30-year rule has been gone for just over 30 years now: do we miss it?
Fabien Lengellé [Library and Archives Canada]
Cuttings or compost? Working with the weeding outfall of LAC and GoC
Amanda Wakaruk [University of Alberta]
PDF presentation
GoC web content over time
study of the removal of documents from the sites of three major departments:
Industry Canada
Citizenship and Immigration
Health Canada
between 2005 and 2014
Industry Canada
Citizenship and Immigration
Health Canada
between 2005 and 2014
Digitization of the Statistics Canada Library's Historical Collection
Jennifer Pagnotta [Statistics Canada Library]
EN PDF presentation | FR PDF présentation
Status update
digitization of print-only StatsCan pubs was recommended in Library strategic review
using in-house technology and resources
census collection complete and available on the IA
success > move beyond census pubs
dissemination challenges
Historical Debates of the Parliament of Canada Portal
Janet Bennet [Library of Parliament]
PDF presentation
Canadiana.org and trustworthy digital repository (TDR) services
William Wueppelmann [Canadiana.org]
PDF presentation
Certification timeline*:
May 2012 - February 2014 Self audit
March 2014 – June 2014 Submission evaluation
June 2014 – Two day on site audit
June – ** Follow-up and certification
*at the time of the presentationKey points
using open source software
150,000 archival packages
5 copies of the files in 3 locations at 50TB / copy
weekly file verification
future developments: metadata enhancement and more nodes across
Getting started with Archive-IT
Andrea Mills [Internet Archive]
PDF presentation
Thinking about web archiving?
consider your mission and mandate to collect
short- and long-term goals and objectives need to be developed
decide vision for the collection
Getting started
practice with a test account (5 URLs and 1 crawl)
scope and frequency of crawls determines subscription level
subscription: access, storage, and tools
can request single or multiple crawls
social media feeds can be captured
Cultivating community engagement through web archiving
Nicholas Worby [University of Toronto]
PDF presentation
On the hunt for fugitive government information
Sam-chin Li [University of Toronto]
PDF presentation
Keeping current, staying relevant
Maureen Martyn [Library of Parliament]
EN PDF presentation | FR PDF présentaton
Public library micro-blogging and community engagement
Mary Cavanagh [University of Ottawa]
