It's a new era in digital collections care and we're heading back to school. . .

It's been 15 years since NEDCC first asked the most basic questions about digitization: What? When? Why? Who? and (the often elusive) How? We've come a long way in our understanding of digital collections and we've embraced models, standards, and best practices for creation, curation, and use. As we've evolved, our audiences' expectations have too. New technologies, global access, and transformative use of our collections challenge us to ask those very same questions again, and to consider whether yesterday's answers still hold true for today's digital world.

For more about the conference program, visit the Digital Directions 2012 Website.

We hope you can join us in Boston!






Digital Directions is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and is the updated version of NEDCC's popular School for Scanning, first presented in 1995.

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