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Curadoria Digital e Políticas de Digitalização

September 2020

DOI:10.31219/osf.io/t2x59

Authors:

FRANCISCO CARLOS PALETTA

University of São Paulo

Rodrigo Moreira Garcia

University of São Paulo

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ISBN: 978-65-990224-9-4 .Título: Curadoria digital e políticas de digitalização Subtítulo: notas do III Simpósio Curadoria Digital - TOI 2020 Entendemos Curadoria Digital como um campo emergente que engloba o planejamento e gerenciamento de ativos digitais ao longo de sua vida útil, desde a conceituação e apresentação até a preservação de longo prazo em um repositório para reutilização futura. Está associada com a preservação da informação e com a memória científica.Na Era Digital, a criação e disponibilização de conteúdos digitais à um ritmo acelerado demanda por profissionais com competências no campo de gerenciamento dos ativos digitais preparados para atuar com políticas e estratégias de preservação da informação digital criando padrões e melhores práticas para a gestão digital do patrimônio cultural neste campo emergente e transdisciplinar. O III Simpósio Curadoria Digital apresenta como proposta promover o debate no uso de Tecnologias da Informação e Comunicação nos Equipamentos Culturais Brasileiros, as Políticas de Digitalização e Fundamentos de Curadoria Digital

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