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ARCHIVING & PRESERVING WEB CONTENT THE INTERNET ARCHIVE What? A non-profit digital library and archive Where? San Francisco, CA When? Who? Founded in 1996 by Brewster Kahle How? Officially designated a library by the state of California


  1. ARCHIVING & PRESERVING WEB CONTENT

  2. THE INTERNET ARCHIVE What? A non-profit digital library and archive Where? San Francisco, CA When? Who? Founded in 1996 by Brewster Kahle How? Officially designated a library by the state of California in 2007

  3. THE WAYBACK MACHINE Online: https://archive.org/web/ The largest publicly available web archive in existence. > 280 Billion Pages > 100 million websites > 150 languages ~ 1 billion URLs added per week

  4. WEB ARCHIVING What is a web archive? A collection of archived URLs grouped by theme, event, subject area, or web address. A web archive contains as much as possible from the original resources and documents their change over time. It is a priority to recreate the same experience a user would have had if they had visited the live site on the day it was archived.

  5. THE LIFESPAN OF A WEBSITE How long does a website last? In general, a typical web page can be expected to last ~90-100 days before changing, moving, or disappearing completely. > In 2013, our colleagues at Old Dominion University determined that over 10% of event related content posted to social media platforms is lost after one year. > In 2014, a study by UCLA determined that 7-in-10 scholarly articles that include citations with hyperlinks suffer from reference rot .

  6. ARCHIVE-IT: A WEB ARCHIVING SERVICE A web-based application launched in 2006 that allows users to create, manage, access and store collections of web-based digital content. A fully hosted solution , including access and storage. A suite of tools for selecting and scoping, and cataloging . Provides the ability to capture content using 10 different frequencies . Archived web content includes: html, text, videos, audio, social media, PDF, images, password protected content, static databases and newspapers. Browse archived content 24 hours after a capture is complete; full text search is available within 7 days. Private access options are available.

  7. HOW IS ARCHIVE-IT DIFFERENT THAN THE GENERAL/GLOBAL WAYBACK? Focused collections One collection Control over scope and frequency Snapshot Technical support Automated All content and metadata indexed for search Search and cataloging not available Archived data shipped/downloaded Shipping/download not available Private access options Public access only Available 24 hours after captured Access varies Subscription service Absolutely free

  8. WHAT OUR PARTNERS ARE COLLECTING...

  9. ARCHIVE-IT USE CASES Create a thematic/topical web archive on a specific subject or event > Often related to traditional collecting activity around the same topical focus > Capture spontaneous events > Document different perspectives and social commentaries Fulfill a mandate to capture/preserve evolving web history > Construct a historical record of an institution or individual’s web/social media presence > Support an electronic records system to meet records retention requirements > Collect publications/documents that are no longer in print form Closure crawls > Document a public institution’s presence on the web before it changes or closes

  10. UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA: ALBERTA FLOODS JUNE 2013 Use Case: Archive web content before, during, and after the 2013 Alberta floods > Institutional websites > Personal and institutional blogs > News articles

  11. WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY Use Cases: > Archive the university’s web presence in order to meet required records retention mandates. > Document the university’s social media presence

  12. ACCESS TO COLLECTIONS Partners: > Can view through private web application with login/password General Public: > Can view from Archive-It’s website: http://www.archive-it.org/ > Search Archive-It data and metadata from institutional domains > Landing Pages : branded pages that link back to Archive-It hosted data

  13. EXAMPLES OF ORGANIZATIONS’ LANDING PAGES University of Texas at Austin Library of Virginia

  14. PRIVATE ACCESS OPTIONS > Entire account > Individual collections > Specific URLs > IP address

  15. STORAGE AND PRESERVATION Storage: > 2 copies (primary & backup) of archived data are stored at San Francisco data centers. > A third copy is transferred to the General Archive. > A copy of archived data can be shipped on a hard drive > Partners can always download their archived data from Internet Archive’s servers. Preservation partnerships: > 2008: LOCKSS > 2013: DuraCloud > 2017: Multiple in development...

  16. DATA REPOSITORY

  17. KEY ARCHIVE-IT FEATURES > Different levels of access for account users > Ten available capture frequencies (from twice daily to yearly) > Browse collections by URL, search by full-text and metadata > Detailed post crawl reports for analysis > Quality Assurance (QA) tools > Online Help Center and User Manual > Web Archivists and technical support > Hosting, access, and redundant storage

  18. SUBSCRIPTION MODEL > Annual, renewable subscription > Subscription levels vary by the amount of archived data archived > Factors include: type and number of sites, how large they are, and how frequently they are archived > All subscriptions include hosting, access, and perpetual storage (primary and backup)

  19. TIME COMMITMENTS 19% 5% 5% 58% 13% Staff dedicated to web archiving program NDSA, Web Archiving in the United States: A 2016 Survey

  20. THE WEB ARCHIVING LIFE CYCLE http://www.archive-it.org/publications

  21. COMPLIMENTARY TRIAL Create a collection of up to 5 websites, archive content, and view the results!

  22. ARCHIVE-IT WEB APPLICATION DEMO STO

  23. LEARN MORE Check out our blog: www.archive-it.org/blog Follow us on Twitter: @archiveitorg Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArchiveIt THANK YOU! Questions? ait@archive.org

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