Archives, Records, and (digital) Curation
Research Group
About
The ARC RG explores core areas of information science related to archival studies, digital curation, recordkeeping, and library science. As such, our group supports the exploration of a wide range of knowledge environments in society, such as cultural heritage infrastructure (libraries, archives, and museums), academic scholarship, government, health, and education. We investigate complex socio-technical problems related to information and digital curation, access, use, and discovery from a diverse array of research perspectives.
Our members work in a variety of research areas:
Archival science
Information literacy and education
Community-based archives and recordkeeping
Data literacy, curation, sharing, and reuse
Digital preservation and curation
Digital libraries and collections
Human rights and social justice
Information accessibility
Information quality
Information seeking behavior
Knowledge infrastructure
Museum informatics
Recordkeeping practices
Reparative practices and approaches in cultural institutions