Preservation orientation for library staff

Page, Julie; Soete, George J.

doi:10.5860/crln.55.6.358

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“…1 An article published in College & Research Libraries News in 1994, cowritten by Page, outlines how the workshop is designed and would be an excellent primer for anyone wishing to conduct a similar exercise. 2 The presenter explained that this workshop grew out of a five-year preservation plan instituted shortly after she took on the preservation mantle at UCSD in 1989. Over 440 librarians, library staff members, and pertinent campus personnel have attended the one-and-a-half hour sessions.…”

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ed a preservation awareness workshop she developed for the library staff at the Geisel Library. She outlined the need for preservation (value of a collection), causes of deterioration (natural enemies and human enemies), and practical advice (preventive techniques). Many examples of damaged materials were provided for inspection. Participants were encouraged to use various handouts as well as the presentation itself in developing a similar workshop at their respective libraries.

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