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| Day | Session Time | Government Agencies Track | Cultural Repositories Track |
| Nov. 3, 2011 (Day 1) |
9:15–9:45 (Keynote Address) |
"State of the States: Information Technology Priorities, Issues, and Trends," Doug Robinson, Executive Director, National Association of State Chief Information Officers |
| 9:45–10:45 (Panel Discussion) |
"The Challenges of Building a Digital Repository"
"Building an Organizational Infrastructure to Preserve Government Data," Jerry Fralick, Chief Information Officer, State of North Carolina
"State Government Digital Repositories: Facing Challenges and Finding Solutions," Amy Rudersdorf, Director, Digital Information Management Program, North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources State Library
"Building a Digital Repository to Preserve Diverse Collections," Erin O’Meara, Electronic Records Archivist, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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| 11:00-12:00 (Session 1)
| MANAGING PUBLIC RECORDS: STANDARDS
"File Format Standards for Government Records": Kelly Eubank, N.C. Department of Cultural Resources State Archives
"Emerging Metadata Standards": Kara Millonzi, UNC School of Government |
PLANNING A DIGITAL PROJECT: STANDARDS
"File Format Standards for Digitization": Lisa Gregory, N.C. Department of Cultural Resources State Library
"Metadata Standards for Digitization": Nicholas Graham, UNC-Chapel Hill
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| 1:00—1:30 (Keynote Address) |
"Legal Issues Affecting Digital Government: Five Things You Should Know," Frayda Bluestein, University of North Carolina School of Government |
| 1:30-2:30 (Session 2) |
MANAGING PUBLIC RECORDS: LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
"E-Discovery vs. E-Public Records": Kara Millonzi, UNC School of Government
"Record Security & Authenticity": Timothy R. Davis, Electronic Documents Logistics, Inc.
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PLANNING A DIGITAL PROJECT: LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
Legally Digital: Copyright, Fair Use, and Public Domain: Peggy Hoon, UNC-Charlotte
"Legal Considerations and Special Collections": Katie McCormick, UNC-Charlotte
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| 2:30-3:45 (Session 3) |
MANAGING PUBLIC RECORDS: PRESERVATION AND STORAGE
"Archival Storage vs. Data Backup: What’s the Difference?": Jennifer Ricker, N.C. Department of Cultural Resources State Library
"Investigating Storage Architectures for Long-term Preservation: Channeling the Archival Data Deluge": Alec Bethune, N.C. Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
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PLANNING A DIGITAL PROJECT: PRESERVATION AND STORAGE
"Planning Storage for Access": Russell Koonts, Duke University
"Dark Storage/Cloud Storage": Earl Cahill, FamilySearch
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| Nov. 4, 2011 (Day 2) |
8:40—9:10 (Keynote Address) |
"Reclaiming Our Records Management Leadership Role": David Ferriero, Archivist of the United States |
| 9:15-10:15 (Session 1) |
ECONOMICS: THE TRUE COSTS OF MANAGING PUBLIC RECORDS
"Economic Realities in the Management of Public Records": George Bakolia, Senior Deputy State CIO
"Developing a Business Planning Toolkit for Digital Preservation": Joe Sewash, N.C. Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
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ECONOMICS: THE TRUE COSTS OF MANAGING A DIGITAL PROJECT
"Digital Forsyth: a Partnership": Susan Smith, Wake Forest University
"Trial and Error: Do’s and Don’ts for Funding Public Library Digital Projects": Jane Blackburn, Director, Braswell Memorial Library
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| 10:15-11:15 (Session 2) |
MANAGING PUBLIC RECORDS: PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATION
"The Role of a Records Analyst": Becky McGee- Lankford, N.C. Department of Cultural Resources State Archives
"Working with Vendors: Laserfiche and its Impacts": Bev Strickland, N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
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PLANNING A DIGITAL PROJECT: PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATION
"Beaux Arts to Modernism: Partnering to Increase Access to North Carolina’s Architectural Heritage": Brian Dietz, NCSU Libraries
"Working with Volunteers": Victoria P. Scott, North Carolina Genealogical Society
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| 11:30-12:30 (Session 3 |
MANAGING PUBLIC RECORDS: SUCCESSES
"The N.C. Electronic Recording Council: Interagency Cooperation": Wayne Rash, Caldwell County Register of Deeds
"Eighteenth-Century Property Records Online": Laura Riddick, Wake County Register of Deeds
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PLANNING A DIGITAL PROJECT: SUCCESSES
"North Carolina Family Records Online": Druscie Simpson, N.C. Department of Cultural Resources State Archives
"The Digital Civil War: Commemorating the Sesquicentennial": Michelle Czaikowski, N.C. Department of Cultural Resources State Library
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