New Article: “Digital Curation Education and Training: From Digitization to Graduate Curricula to MOOCs”
The following article appears in the The International Journal of Digital Curation.
Title
Digital Curation Education and Training: From Digitization to Graduate Curricula to MOOCs
Author
Helen Tibbo
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Source
The International Journal of Digital Curation
Vol. 10, No. 1 (2015)
Abstract
This paper traces the development of digital and data curation curricula. Due to the brief length of this paper, the focus is on North American initiatives and primarily on continuing education programs. It explores the strengths and weaknesses of professional workshops and the creation of graduate-level courses, certificates, degrees and MOOCs, as well as the role of funding agencies in this process. It concludes with
an analysis of what is missing and what is needed to create the workforce required to steward digital assets in the foreseeable future.
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