Use of EaaSI at University of Illinois Libraries
This informational document provides a brief overview of emulation, past and present forays into its use and general approach to future use of emulation at the University of Illinois libraries.
Curator Documentation, FCoP, Resources
Emulation in the Archives
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Cohorts, FCoP
Developing Metadata for Software-based Art (DMSA)
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Cohorts, FCoP
Expanding Access Through Emulation: retroTECH Online
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Cohorts, FCoP
Preserving Musical Notation and Composition Software
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Cohorts, FCoP
Emulation in the Middle Ages: Mainframes and Minicomputers
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Cohorts, FCoP
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Cohorts, FCoP
FCoP Update April – May 2020
Capstone meeting On April 27th, the FCoP cohort leads, research fellow (Amelia Acker, PhD), and project staff convened for the culminating final meeting of the project to share lessons-learned and begin exploring an agenda for future work within the broad …Continue FCoP Update April – May 2020
News, Project Updates
Amelia Acker
As FCoP Project Researcher, Dr. Acker was selected to participate in the project by researching three of the six cohort teams in action, implementing emulation in their software preservation programs. Dr. Acker is an Assistant Professor in the School of …Continue Amelia Acker
Bios, Staff
FCoP Update February – March 2020
Outreach and Advocacy International Digital Curation Conference (IDCC) We initially announced acceptance of FCoP cohort proposals to IDCC and Code4Lib 2020 in our November – October 2019 update and both events took place in the last two months. IDCC took …Continue FCoP Update February – March 2020
News, Project Updates
FCoP 2020 Cohort Reflections: University of Illinois
Involvement with the FCoP cohort has afforded and required prioritization of my attention and resources to closely engage with software preservation and emulation concerns. Our institution is steadily acquiring born-digital collections some of which include content created in complex, domain-specific …Continue FCoP 2020 Cohort Reflections: University of Illinois
Cohort Reflections, FCoP, News
FCoP 2020 Cohort Reflections: Georgia Tech
“I will be graduating with my degree in Computer Science at the end of this year. My junior design project is actually sourced around being able to use technology to connect medical mission trips to areas like Haiti and Vietnam …Continue FCoP 2020 Cohort Reflections: Georgia Tech
Cohort Reflections, News
In-Person Kickoff Exercises
FCoP Project Leads assembled at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA in August 2018. The 2-day In-Person Kick-Off Meeting was an opportunity for cohort members to examine their software preservation projects through the lens of metadata, existing digital curation …Continue In-Person Kickoff Exercises
Resources, Templates
University of Arizona
Through Use and Emulation: Increasing Institutional Knowledge of Software Preservation with Computer Game Archiving
Participants
Living Computers: Museum + Labs
Emulation in the Middle Ages: Mainframes and Minicomputers LCM+L’s project will expand the software preservation discussion into the Middle Ages of computing. One of our institutional goals is preserving and sharing our digital heritage. This project is a pilot, and …Continue Living Computers: Museum + Labs
Participants
University of Illinois
Preserving Musical Notation and Composition Software Our interest in the Fostering a Community of Practice: Software Preservation in Libraries and Archives (FCoP) project is to improve access to contents recovered from born-digital media. Specifically, we are interested in preserving, improving …Continue University of Illinois
Participants
Georgia Tech
Expanding Access Through Emulation: retroTECH Online In support of Georgia Tech’s dedication to innovation in entrepreneurship, learning, research, and improving the human condition, and of the Library’s commitment to catalyzing discovery, the mission of retroTECH is to engage the campus …Continue Georgia Tech
Participants
Guggenheim Museum
Developing Metadata for Software-based Art (DMSA) In “Developing Metadata for Software-based Art” the project team plans to explore several questions related to metadata and description of software-based artworks, including: What information about an artwork must be collected to support its …Continue Guggenheim Museum