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Oclc, in Partnership With Washington State University, Seeks to Create a Set of Self-paced Courses and Accompanying Facilitation Guides That Build Upon the Previously Imls-funded Tribal Digital Stewardship Training Program and the Digital Stewardship Curriculum Developed by Wsu?s Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation. the Resulting 13 Hours of Continuing Education Courses Will Be Freely and Broadly Accessible to Tribal Archive, Library, and Museum (TALM) Staff and Small Public Library Staff, Through Webjunction and the Sustainable Heritage Network. the ?tribal Stewardship Cohort Program: Digital Heritage Management, Archiving, and Mukurtu CMS Training" Has Focused on the Unique Needs of Talms, Using Mukurtu CMS as a Core Component of Culturally Sustainable Digital Heritage Management.
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$249,743
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