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Digital Preservation Reference Node

In the information and digital preservation field, one of the most disheartening things to happen is loss of important records. This can be due to antiquated technology, information not being moved to other systems or stored, or a simple mechanical mishap. This is where having standards for records help as establishing standards, digital archiving, data migration, and data replication/mirroring can maintain important records. In fact even if records/information is lost it can be recovered through salvaging and stabilization methods.

Vital Records Programs: Identifying, Managing, and Recovering Critical Records

The concept of maintaining information past it's digital expiration. These can be as simple as updates, storage methods, and strategies for preserving websites as well as context.

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Information behavior describes the way humans interact with information. There is an emphasis on how people seek, retrieve and utilize information.

Information Behavior

Some common preservation activities include removing staples, placing items in folders and boxes, isolating acidic materials, and photocopying damaged materials

Preservation Activities in Archival Processing

Librarianship supports the preservation of information published in all media and formats. The association affirms that the preservation of information resources is central to libraries and librarianship.

Preservation in Librarianship

- Digital Preservation
- Preservation Activities in Archival Processing
- Preservation in Librarianship
- Reformatting

Types of Preservation

The behavior of an information user to avoid, discard or reject information that disagrees or alters their already established point of view. This behavior can be used to reinforce bias. 

Information Avoidance

The process in which a person locates information to resolve a need.

Information Seeking

Defined as what an individual needs to know to fill in a knowledge/information gap. For example, when a patient seeks a doctor's appointment, they are looking to fill an information gap concerning their physical condition. 

Information Need

The study of how users interact with information in the library. There is an emphasis on how people seek, retrieve and utilize information.

Information Behavior in Library Science

The practice of limiting or removing access to a text, film, image, news, or other information work. Censored works are often deemed offensive or dangerous.

Censorship

Digital Preservation

Information and the utilization of it has a start, but how did it become a Science practiced by Librarians as well as Information Professionals? It started off as a concept based on epistemological use in different languages and practices that define the original word of information to mean support or educate. From that, information begins to become a science based on historical innovations that create practices for it and expands its use. In understanding Information Science at a conceptual level, it can be defined and contextualized by its origins as well as where it is going.

The Origins of Information Science

- Print reformatting
- Audiovisual media
- Photographic reformatting

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