Every other Thursday, we've invited a guest speaker to join us for a webinar for the AAPB NDSR community. Now you can catch up some of our most recent webinars by watching the live recording or viewing the slides. Imposter Syndrome Past NDSR residents Jen LaBarbera, now Head Archivist at Lambda Archives of San Diego, … Continue reading Webinar Recording Roundup
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NDSR goes to AMIA
If you're going to be at AMIA in Pittsburgh this year, we hope you'll join the AAPB NDSR residents for a discussion session "Planning for Preservation in Public Media: An AAPB NDSR Update," at 11:00 AM on Saturday, November 12. Over the course of the session, the residents will be discussing the following questions: What … Continue reading NDSR goes to AMIA
Attend AAPB NDSR Immersion Week
AAPB NDSR Immersion Week took place July 25-28 -- we're not suggesting you travel in time, but now you can virtually attend seven lectures through WGBH Forum Network. Catch Jake Nadal on 'Thinking Like a Computer,' Stephanie Sapienza on project management, Snowden Becker on professional development, and more!
AAPB NDSR Webinars
Every two weeks through the end of November, we're hosting a webinar event for the AAPB NDSR community on an area that's relevant to the current projects. (After November, the residents get to start hosting webinars themselves!) Our first webinar, held August 12th, featured Kara van Malssen, Partner & Senior Consultant at AVPreserve, discussing "Metadata: … Continue reading AAPB NDSR Webinars
Welcoming KBOO Community Radio to AAPB NDSR
The staff of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) National Digital Stewardship Residency (NDSR) at WGBH has announced that Pacifica Radio Archives will no longer be a host for the AAPB NDSR program. A major component of the Institute of Museum and Library Services-funded grant project is to cultivate digital stewards in environments that … Continue reading Welcoming KBOO Community Radio to AAPB NDSR
Welcome to our 2016-2017 AAPB NDSR cohort!
We received a number of fantastic applications and faced some extremely difficult decision-making, but now we are thrilled to announce that seven residents have been selected for 2016-2017! Please welcome the members of our AAPB NDSR cohort: Selena Chau Host: Pacifica Radio Archives Selena Chau is an archivist specializing in web design and digital technologies. … Continue reading Welcome to our 2016-2017 AAPB NDSR cohort!
AAPB NDSR Application TweetUp – Summary & Storify
On Monday, we hosted a TweetUp under the hashtag #ndsrapps to discuss the NDSR application process. Current and past residents, AAPB NDSR host mentors, and a/v archives professionals convened to answer questions from prospective residents and talk about the NDSR experience. For prospective applicants, we’d like to highlight some of the thoughts and advice that … Continue reading AAPB NDSR Application TweetUp – Summary & Storify
AAPB NDSR Application TweetUp
Got questions about applying for AAPB NDSR? Join us for a TweetUp on Monday, February 29th, from 1:30-2:30 PM EST, to ask questions about the application process and discuss the NDSR experience! We’ll be hosting the TweetUp under the American Archive Twitter account, @amarchivepub, using the hashtag #ndsrapps Several host institution representatives will be available … Continue reading AAPB NDSR Application TweetUp
AAPB NDSR Host Announcement and Call for Resident Applications
We are extremely excited to announce that after some very difficult decision-making among a number of great projects, we have selected the Host Institutions for the American Archive of Public Broadcasting National Digital Stewardship Residency Project, and are opening up the period for Resident Applications! The seven public media organizations that will be hosting residents … Continue reading AAPB NDSR Host Announcement and Call for Resident Applications
AAPB NDSR Host Announcements now 2/4
Due to unavoidable delays in the decision-making process, we're pushing back our host announcements for another week. We'll now be announcing the hosts next Thursday, February 4. Thanks for your patience - we're very much looking forward to opening up resident applications!
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