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ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2016

PROGRAM • ATTEND • RESOURCES • EXPO

Noah Huffman

Duke University
Archivist for Metadata, Systems, and Digital Records
Durham, NC

Noah Huffman is the Archivist for Metadata, Systems, and Digital Records in the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Duke University. He coordinates metadata activities, oversees archival collection management systems, and manages other technical services operations.

9:00am

ArchivesSpace Member Forum Robert W. Woodruff Library at Atlanta University Center

8:00am

SAA Technical Subcommittee on Encoded Archival Standards [ROOM CHANGE] Room 202 Registration Open Level 1

9:00am

SAA-ACRL/RBMS Joint Task Force on Holdings Metrics Room 209

12:00pm

Information Tables Level 2

1:00pm

Hydra Archivists Group Room 207

4:00pm

Collection Management Tools Salon C Web Archiving Salon D

6:00pm

Encoded Archival Description Room 304/305 Metadata and Digital Object Salon D

9:00am

PLENARY 1: Getting Our House in Order: Moving from Diversity to Inclusion Grand Ballroom East/West

11:00am

101 - The Nitty Gritty of Open Copyright Licenses for Archives Grand Ballroom East 107 - Movers and Shakers: Organizational Change in Established Archival Programs Room 204/205 109 - I Second That Emotion: Working with Emotionally Challenging Collections Room 206/207

12:00pm

Lunch on Your Own Somewhere in Atlanta

12:15pm

Open Forums: SAA-ACRL/RBMS Joint Task Forces on Holdings Metrics and Public Services Metrics Salon C

1:30pm

Professional Poster Presentations Level 2

2:00pm

201 - From 0 to 400 GB: Confronting the Challenges of Born-Digital Photographs Grand Ballroom East 202 - More Than Just Metadata: Bringing Context to Digital Collections Through Digital Exhibits Grand Ballroom West 207 - Why Do We Have That? Successes in Documenting the Distasteful Room 204/205 209 - Balancing Quality of Life and Quality Assurance: Best Practices and Tools for Web Archiving QA Room 206/207

3:30pm

Description Salon D

5:00pm

Graduate Student Poster Presentations Galleria, Lower Level

8:30am

Exhibit Hall Coffee and Pancakes Break Galleria, Lower Level

9:30am

303 - Beyond Measure: Telling the Story of Archival Value Salon D 311. Archival Records in the Age of Big Data Room 202

11:00am

401 - The Challenges of Collecting and Providing Access to Social Media Content Grand Ballroom East 403 - Before and After: Appraisal and Access in African American Communities Salon D 408 - Archives Outreach in the 21st Century: Using Web Platforms to Engage the Public Room 210/211

3:00pm

501 - Making ArchivesSpace Work for You Grand Ballroom East 506 - You Are Not Alone! Navigating the Implementation of New Archival Systems Salon B

4:00pm

Professional Poster Presentations Level 2

5:00pm

Plenary 2: The 71st SAA Presidential Address Grand Ballroom East/West

7:30pm

All-Attendee Reception: The World of Coca-Cola / National Center for Civil and Human Rights The World of Coca-Cola

9:00am

603 - The Post-Specialist Era: Collaborative Workflows for Born-Digital Processing Salon D 605 - Reaching from the Other Side: New Initiatives in Archives Teaching and Learning Salon C 609 - Into the Scrum: Applying Agile Project Management to Archival Processing Room 206/207 611. Improving Finding Aid Visibility: What Are Y’all Doing? Room 202

10:30am

703 - Doing Digital Archives in Public Salon D

My Chair Sessions

3:00pm

501 - Making ArchivesSpace Work for You Grand Ballroom East