The document discusses the importance of access and identity management for digitization projects. It notes that digitization can democratize access to cultural works, safeguard artifacts from destruction, and nurture cultural identity. Effective access and identity management is needed to safely deliver digitized content to users while respecting copyright and managing metadata and user experience. Trusted systems are also important to provide users access to authentic resources through a transparent process.

1. Connecting People to Resources The importance of access and identity management to digitisation

2. Why is access and identity management important to digitisation? Why digitise?

6. Access and identity are at the heart of digitisation Safeguarding Access and Nurturing Identity

7. JISC Programmes and Access to Digitised Materials Digitisation Preservation Presentation Access Management

8. Safeguarding Access and Nurturing Identity

9. Digitisation Disasters

10. “ How do we make a lot of stuff useful to a lot of people?” (with thanks to Chris Batt) Safeguarding Access and Nurturing Identity A Universal Right to Knowledge Connecting People to Resources Stuff and people accessing stuff need managing

13. It’s all about presentation, presentation, presentation

14. It’s all about me: web 2.0 and digitisation

15. Web 2.0 is Identity 2.0

16. It’s all about me

17. But do you know who I am? See team blog for more information on identity use online: http://involve.jisc.ac.uk/wpmu/jam/

18. Trusted Access Connecting People to Resources Trust in authenticity and value of resource Trust is a two way relationship

19. Trusted access can be as invisible to end-users as pure running water