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Out and about or Hub contributor training

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Every year we provide our contributors and potential contributors with free training on how to use our EAD editor software.
The days are great fun and we really enjoy the chance to meet archivists from around the UK and find out what they are working on.
The EAD editor has been developed so that archivists can create [...]

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English Language — subjectless constructions

Friday, January 15, 2010

This is (probably) a final blog post referring to the recent survey by the UK Archives Discovery Network (UKAD) Working Group on Indexing and Name Authorities. Here we look in particular at subject indexing.

We received 82 responses to the question asking whether descriptions are indexed by subject. Most (42) do so, and follow recognised rules [...]

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English language — subjectless constructions*

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

This is (probably) a final blog post referring to the recent survey by the UK Archives Discovery Network (UKAD) Working Group. Here we look in particular at subject indexing.

We received 82 responses to the question asking whether descriptions are indexed by subject. Most (42) do so, and follow recognised rules (UKAT, Unesco, LCSH, etc.). [...]

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Place names: we would be lost without them

Monday, December 7, 2009

According to the recent Indexing and Authority Records Survey (which I have been blogging about recently), archivists have a number of reasons why they think it is important to undertake place indexing:

to facilitate access
it is essential to resource discovery
users frequently request information about places
it is very important for local historians
it is good practice
to tackle inconsistencies [...]

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“I’m Spartacus!’ (or giving a name authority)

Monday, December 7, 2009

This is the second blog post about the recent UKAD survey on indexing and name authorities (as stated previously a report on the survey will be made available shortly).

It seems to me that there is some confusion over what authority records actually are. When we came up with our survey it was clear that defining [...]

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What’s in a Name?

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

I have just been taking a look through the results of a recent survey by the UK Archives Discovery Network (UKAD) Working Group. The Working Group are getting together this week and will be looking at making the results public.

The main thing that struck me was the variety of responses. If we thought that [...]

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