Andrea Medina-Smith

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Andrea is an experienced "InfoPro" with a wide variety interests. From digital preservation to archival outreach she can help your organization gain intellectual and physical control of your records and assets. She has worked on creating metadata schemas for archives and special collections, using standards as diverse as DACS, EAD, LCSH, TGN, AAT and AACR2. Her processing experience has focused on electronic records and resources, audio, video, born-digital materials and more traditional personal papers and manuscripts.

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All The Ducks In A Row Saa Pres

Crowdsourcing and the NIST Digital Archives: Using the 'crowd' to describe NIST Museum artifacts

J’aime

Think Like a Project Manager... Act Like a Library Leader

ESA Ignite talk on quality control for data

Beyond MARC: MARC, linked data, and Bibframe

Death by PowerPoint

NISO Forum, Denver, Sept. 24, 2012: EZID: Easy dataset identification & management

Intro to Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives & Museums

Linked data for Libraries, Archives, Museums

Linked Open Data: Opportunities & Barriers for Archives

Save the Cows! Cyberinfrastructure for the Rest of Us

Metadata Training for Staff and Librarians for the New Data Environment

ArchivesSpace: Building a Next-Generation Archives Management Tool

Why Can’t I Read This File? Born-Digital Challenges at the Smithsonian Institution Archives

Twitter For Librarians

You Ask We Scan

Linked Data and Archival Description: Confluences, Contingencies, and Conflicts