RLUK’s Digital Shift Forum brings together colleagues from across the information, research, cultural and heritage communities, and third and commercial sectors, to discuss the future of the digital shift in collections, services, and audiences.
The series aims to promote cross-sector discussion and debate, to enable knowledge exchange, and inspire collaborative endeavour across sectors and communities, for the benefit of RLUK members and the wider research and information management communities. More information can be found at [ Ссылка ]
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This webinar brings together the recently graduated RLUK/ TNA professional fellows to discuss the results of their projects. They raise issues around cultural collections and their audiences and the role of collections in engaging with underrepresented groups and addressing current societal problems. The work conducted by the RLUK/TNA fellows is a great example of how cross-sector collaboration can facilitate innovation in collections and practices in libraries and archives.
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Archive Catalogues as Data: Reimagining Archival Practice
Caroline Bolton, Archivist, Special Collections, University of Leeds
Sex work and the State: Collaboration, ethics and ‘challenging’ histories
Vicky Iglikowski-Broad, Principal Diverse Histories Records Specialist, The National Archives.
Examining the best practice of archives and libraries in developing and delivering an online and in house session for secondary school aged students, with an emphasis on widening participation in the University.
Jennie Aspinall, Assistant Learning Officer, Library and Heritage Collections, University of Durham
