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Towards a framework for education and training of digital curators
Zinaida Manžuch
Institute of Library and Information Science, Vilnius University
LIDA 2008, Dubrovnik, 4 June
Aims and outline
Urgent demand for educating digital curators Aim: to determine the main priorities for education and
training of digital curators (DC) Topics discussed:
– Digital curation concept & current landscape– Structure and teaching priorities in DC education– Conceptual model of DC education and training
Based on:– DigitalPreservationEurope findings (see http://
www.digitalpreservationeurope.eu/) – Experience in LIS Education in Europe
Digital curation concept
Digital curation – extending life-cycle of digital documents – born-digital and digitised
Changes:– Dependency on technology obsolescence, complex
and dynamic structure of digital documents– Covers all cycle of resource management activities
(curation)– Preservation of accessibility
Digital curation landscape
Structuring the content of DC education & training
The need for unifying principle: danger of fragmentation
Proper mix of social, cultural, organizational and technological aspects of DC
Integration of DC into broader context of archival, library and museum (ALM) activities
Interchange of knowledge in ALM sector
Some pre-requisites for DC structuring priorities
The scope of current DC training events17
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Digital entities
Digital preservation life-cycle
Digital preservation ingeneral
Digital repositories
Organizational issues
Teaching priorities for DC education and training
Learning objectives - educating professional capable:– to work in fluid environments – to cope with ambiguous situations
New vision for competency
Balance between research and practice
Conceptual model of DC education & training
Higher Education
Vocational training
Conceptual knowledge
Operational knowledge
Technical skills
Conclusions
Digital curators – educators and consultants of diverse communities
DC should rely on knowledge base of archivistics, LIS and museology
DC is a reflective professionalDC education provides a proper mix of “know
how” and “know why” DC is oriented to problem-based learning
Thank you for attention!
Zinaida Manžuch
Institute of Library and Information Science
Faculty of Communication
Vilnius University