2022-04-18 meeting agenda and notes
Apr 18, 2022 3:00pm EDT / 2:00pm CDT / 1:00pm MDT / 12:00pm PDT
Attendees
@Rebecca Baugnon
@ebeckman (Unlicensed)
@Johanna Carll
@Jessica Crouch
@Regina Carra
@Margaret Kidd
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Agenda and notes
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Welcome and check-in |
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Planning for next year | Start thinking about goals for next year. Membership changes. |
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Check in on ongoing work |
Old business:
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Rights statement documentation | Conversation on listserv. Do we need to say why you would use RS or is that up to repositories? Suggested additions to documentation from Kate Bowers: Do not confuse rights statements with conditions on access or conditions on use. Rights statements would rarely be applicable to a traditional (paper or mixed analog format) archival resource or accession. In practice, rights statements are overwhelmingly applied to single-level digital objects. An example of where it might be applicable at an aggregation level would be a set of digital files where you know each item has identical rights. |
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Other topics? |
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