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Introduction to the sessions & structure of the Hackathon

Introduction to the sessions & structure of the Hackathon. Paul Wheatley British Library / OPF / DPC. Approach and aims. Capture preservation challenges Solve the challenges Record, evaluate and publish the results Interaction and knowledge sharing Roles: Collection Owners and Developers.

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Introduction to the sessions & structure of the Hackathon

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  1. Introduction to the sessions & structure of the Hackathon Paul Wheatley British Library / OPF / DPC

  2. Approach and aims • Capture preservation challenges • Solve the challenges • Record, evaluate and publish the results • Interaction and knowledge sharing • Roles: Collection Owners and Developers

  3. The Preservation Challenge • What is this digital collection? • What risks are associated with this digital collection? • Is this collection content? • Is the metadata consistent with the content? • Are all the pages present in each issue? • Are all digitised pages in focus? • Are any files damaged? • Are the files compliant with a specific profile?

  4. Agenda overview: Day 1Preservation challenges • Presentations from participants • Team up the participants • Brainstorm our preservation challenges and prioritise • Developers: begin developing a solution for your collection owner • Collection owners: discuss and write up requirements on the wiki • Report back to the group

  5. Agenda overview: Day 2Hacking solutions • Techies: hacking solutions • Collection owners: requirements gathering and special sessions: • Tools and projects • Workflows • File format identification • Preservation Planning • Check points for working in your teams

  6. Agenda overview: Day 3Wrapping up, reporting, evaluation • Wrapping up developments • Checking in code to Git • Completing wiki write ups • Reporting back results • Evaluation • Voting and prizes!

  7. The wiki • http://bit.ly/r5Z0nV • End to end preservation challenges or “scenarios”: • Dataset • Issue • Context • Solution • This record is invaluable to steer future development

  8. Throughout the event • Facilitators are on hand to help – just ask • No “stupid” questions • Your fellow developers and collection owners are also on hand to help! • Reporting back sessions – ask us if you want to do more or have a themed discussion session • Visualisation resource on days 2 and 3 (Ivan and Luka)

  9. Teams and Groups • Table 1 • Ifor, Jodie + Michael, Dave • Louise, Andrew + Lucien • Table 2 • Jenny + Carl • Gerben + Kam • Table 3 • Cal + Swithun • Lynne, Carol + Derek • Klaus + Thomas

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