The work done on these tutorials is supported by an LSTA-funded Access to State Government Information Initiative grant, administered by the Digital Information Management Program at the State Library of North Carolina. The series will periodically feature tutorials in that vein, trying to fill in a gap for digital preservation education that doesn't require heavy intervention on the part of an information professional.
It introduces simple steps these users can take during their everyday activities to preserve their digital content without getting into a broader and more intimidating conversation about things like authenticity, checksums, or the OAIS reference model. The purpose of Inform U is to educate users who are far outside of the information professions. Tutorials can be found on the State Library's YouTube channel.
Each segment is only a few minutes long, and features simple graphics and straightforward instruction. Part of a new "Inform U" series (short for Information University), the tutorial discusses why file naming is important, how to rename a file, and best practices for file naming. This tutorial targets users who are not familiar with digital preservation or who may be uncomfortable with or uninterested in more advanced computing. Government and Heritage Library, State Library of North CarolinaĬontact: State Library of North Carolina, part of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, has released a four-part video tutorial on file naming. New File Naming Tutorial Targets a Broad Audience
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