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As digital records proliferate, organisations face increasing pressure to manage their digital archives to comply with statutory and business requirements. These digital archives play a vital role in safeguarding our records: national, regional and local; business and public; social, cultural and scientific; and personal.
To support organisations, the eArchiving Initiative provides specifications, tools and reference software based on international standards for describing, transmitting and preserving digital data.
eArchiving Training
The training will take the form of webinars, face-to-face training sessions and a library of standalone multilingual training resources. Training will target digital archiving skills encompassing short, medium and long-term preservation, concentrating on the E-ARK tools and standards.
Take a look and get the materials of the eArchiving training sessions on the eArchiving webinars website and the recordings of the past sessions to know more.
eArchiving Curriculum
The academic curriculum will complement the industry-based training, with the focus on Masters courses. The curriculum will be released and presented soon. Whether you are beginning your eArchiving journey or are a more advanced user, there is something here for you!
If you have any questions or comments about this page, or eArchiving in general, please visit the eArchiving Initiative support desk.
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The eArchiving Initiative provides core specifications, software, training and knowledge to help people store information for longer.
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The four projects that were funded under the CEF-TC-2020-2: eArchiving call released by the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) under the Telecom Work Programme.
eArchiving support desk provides users information on the eArchiving specifications.
The eArchiving Glossary gives an overview about the main terms used in the context of the eArchiving initiative including the specifications and tools.
The eArchiving initiative counts on organisations and institutions to share knowledge and build the eArchiving community.
The eArchiving Conformance Seal is a sign of quality of digital archiving, long term preservation, and data management following standards and best practices.
We are building on the synergies of relevant projects within the Digital Europe programme.
The eArchiving Knowledge Centre aims to provide easy access to information on eArchiving tools.
In order to create and adapt your archive, or develop your own application, you can refer to our technical specifications to ensure it conforms with the eArchiving standards.