“What We Talk About When We Talk About Emulation” took place on January 29 @ 9am Pacific Standard Time and featured the following roundtable speakers
- Type: Webinar
- Date: 01.29.21
- Location: Virtual
Faciliators:
- Ethan Gates
- Jessica Meyerson
Speakers:
- Tracy Popp – University of Illinois
- Eric Kaltman – California State University, Channel Islands
- Fernando Rios – University of Arizona
Event Objectives:
In this roundtable we cover the following topics:
- What has been your process for introducing or advocating for software preservation and emulation at your organization?
- How are people learning software preservation and emulation concepts and terms?
- How have/are you socializing these concepts – teaching, research, exhibits, policies, workflows?
- What types of questions are researchers, students, and faculty interested in v. questions from colleagues in collection development and digital curation?
- What are one or two key concepts that you would like everyone to understand, regardless of the type of use case they may be interested in?
- Following on from Dr. Amelia Acker’s research on the FCoP project – What/How do you think about the differences between serving up an emulated experience, and serving up data and existing collection materials — from the perspective of the library?