Fundamentals of Digital Archiving 2024

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 SUMMARY OF THE OVERALL EVENT

The Department of Languages organized a workshop for Fundamentals of Digital Archiving' on February 7th, 2024, via the Google Meet platform scheduled from 6 PM to 7 PM. The resource person for the workshop was Ms. Ishita Shah, a consulting archivist associated with both Pattani Archives (Bhavnagar) and Queer Ink Archives in Mumbai. With her wealth of experience and expertise, Ms. Shah guided the participants into the realm of digital archiving, highlighting the importance of digital repositories in safeguarding and disseminating crucial cultural events and narratives to a wider audience. Ms. Ishita Shah informed the participants of the intricate process involved in the creation and curation of digital archives. Participants were enlightened on the multifaceted nature of digital archiving, gaining insights into the methodologies and best practices essential for establishing and maintaining effective digital repositories. Utilizing suitable examples and demonstrations, Ms. Ishita elucidated the operational frameworks of various digital projects, illustrating their diverse functionalities and overarching objectives. From the preservation of historical documents to the documentation of contemporary cultural phenomena, participants were enthralled by the myriad possibilities afforded by digital archiving.

The culmination of the workshop was marked by a dynamic and interactive Q&A session, where participants seized the opportunity to engage Ms. Ishita Shah in insightful discussions, probing into the nuances of digital archiving and their potential. Participants posed queries regarding the ethical considerations, technological challenges, and practical applications inherent in the realm of digital archiving. Empowered by newfound knowledge and inspired by Ms. Shah's expertise, participants emerged from the workshop equipped with a deeper understanding of digital archiving principles and a renewed sense of purpose in their archival endeavors.

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OUTCOMES OF THE EVENT

1.       Enhanced Understanding: Participants gained a comprehensive understanding of the importance of digital archiving

2.       Practical Application: Participants were equipped to apply the principles of digital archiving to their own projects

3.       Technological Proficiency: Participants developed enhanced proficiency in utilizing digital tools and platforms for archiving purposes

 

 

SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT • FEEDBACK FROM IQAC

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