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The Functional Accessibility Evaluator (FAE) evaluates a website or a single web page based on the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level A and AA requirements.

Presentation at the Archives and Records Association (ARA) 2016 Annual Conference in London.The presentation builds on ‘parsimonious preservation’ from Tim Gollins at the National Archive.  Being parsimonious means to ‘get on and do’ preservation in a simple and cost effective way.  The approach is to target the immediate and real issues that digital content actually creates, rather than what the digital preservation community thinks might be problems in the future.   Archives holdings are diversifying, digital content inexorably grows, but budgets remain limited.   There is never more a pressing time to apply the parsimonious approach.   This paper will present practical tools and techniques (e.g. DROID, Exactly, Archivematica) for parsimonious preservation, particularly in the areas of capturing metadata (know what you have), and safe storage (keep the bits safe).  Just as importantly, the paper will review evidence that some of the perceived risks to digital content (e.g. file format obsolescence) and some of the candidate techniques for long-term storage (e.g. preservation grade digital media) are not cost effective when budgets are limited.  Critical thinking is a skill that all archivists should develop when debunking some of the long-held beliefs of the preservation community.    There are two main messages of the talk.  Firstly, digital preservation is a growing and pressing problem for archives and there is a need for action right now.  Secondly, digital preservation is an opportunity, not a burden, for achieving a future for digital assets.   The good news is that recent evolutions in technology and best practice mean that action is now easier to take than ever - but only if an eye is firmly placed on keeping it simple.  The complexities, theory and rapidly evolving technical landscape of digital preservation can also be a barrier, especially if the ‘best becomes the enemy of the good’.  The danger is getting caught up in digital preservation as an aspiration, or, worse still, not doing digital preservation at all because of the fear of not doing it ‘properly’ – a form of ‘preservation paralysis’.  This talk shows an alternative where preservation can done using basic tools, commodity IT infrastructure, or hosted services, and can actually deliver significant and real benefits, including making digital material more accessible and usable.

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Since 2009, tens of thousands of rare and unique items have been made available online for research through the University of Houston Digital Library.  Six years later, the Libraries' new digital initiatives call for a more dynamic digital repository infrastructure that is extensible, scalable, and interoperable. The Libraries’ mission and the mandate of its strategic directions drives the pursuit of seamless access and expanded digital collections. To answer the calls for technological change, the Libraries Administration appointed a Digital Asset Management System (DAMS) Implementation Task Force to explore, evaluate, test, recommend, and implement a more robust digital asset management system. This article focuses on the task force’s DAMS selection activities: needs assessment, systems evaluation, and systems testing. The authors also describe the task force’s DAMS recommendation based on the evaluation and testing data analysis, a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of each system, and system cost. Finally, the authors outline their DAMS implementation strategy comprised of a phased rollout with the following stages: system installation, data migration, and interface development.

This is the technical documentation for the RDA: Resource Description and Access published value vocabularies and element sets.