About

The LARC 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 and librarianship

  • 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