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Posted on June 11, 2007February 6, 2014 by Erica Firment

Oldschool Metadata

Binders of field notes sit in the common area of the Macaulay library, the audio/video library where I spent three years working as a software interface designer.

These are all digitized now, but the collection goes back to the 1950’s so these books are the last line of defense in case of a digital preservation catastrophe.

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CategoriesBooks, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Digital Library, Favorite Posts, Librarianship, Library tourism Tagsaudio video library, Binders, books, digital preservation, digitized, interface designer, Macaulay Library, metadata, software interface

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