MARAC Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference

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    Enhancing Access to Holocaust Records: Developing a Prototype International Research Portal
    (2017-10-27) Kurtz, Michael; Yeide, Nancy; Wachtel, Jennifer LeeAnne; Jansen, Gregory
    Presentation given at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference (MARAC) Fall 2017, on the International Research Portal project, to enable better access to records of art looting and restitution from Europe in WWII. The presentation includes screen shots of the old and new IRP website and explains the new features, as well as the contributions to the project from students at UMD and professional provenance researchers.
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    Practical Digital Curation Skills for Archivists in the 21st Century
    (2016-11-04) Lee, Myeong; Kendig, Mary; Marciano, Richard; Jansen, Greg; Kurtz, Michael; Allen, Maddie; Diemand, Kelsey; Chen, Shiyun; Zhang, David; Spencer, Edel; Gnanasekaran, Rajesh; Geller, Alicia; Jhaveri, Hardik; Vaile, Sydney; Almiron, Martin; De La Cruz, Jhon; Destine, Shaina; Durham, Erin; Reyes, Darlene; Sagay, Benjamin; Bool, Richard; Amdekar, Myuresh; Refford, Brian; Shah, Sohan; Doshi, Pal; Liao, Yuting; Kapoor, Ruchira; Shah, Sohan; Wu, Jiahui; Wilson, Meaghan; Atre, Vinita; Travis, Diane; Underwood, William
    The University of Maryland's Digital Curation Innovation Center (DCIC) in the College of Information Studies promotes research and education in digital curation and fosters interdisciplinary partnerships using Big Records and archival analytics through public, industry, and government partnerships. In this session, technologists, archivists, and students from the DCIC will provide case studies involving archival records in a digital environment that focus on redlining in urban neighborhoods, the Japanese American experience in World War II internment camps, and navigating Holocaust-era digital data.