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Alternatively - crosswalk terms from community archives resources 

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Alternatively - crosswalk terms from community archives resources 

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Example: https://mukurtu.org/support/digital-heritage-metadata-fields-2-1/

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Instead of incorporating thesauri, serve as a hub to launch folks? 

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Instead of incorporating thesauri, serve as a hub to launch folks? 

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Example:  http://homosaurus.org/

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This vocabulary was originally a project of the International Homo/Lesbian Informatiecentre & Archives and compiled by Jack van der Wel (with support of Ellen Greenblatt) in 2013. That offline document has been transcrabed into the Linked Data provider under development here.

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DAS Certificate course materials--lots of terms related to born-digital and digitized records

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Clarify workflow/timing of review and acceptance for submitted terms

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Clarify workflow/timing of review and acceptance for submitted terms

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About 40 terms were submitted by the Digital Design Records Task Force (now committee) in January/February 2022

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Listening to words used in presentations

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I use the dictionary when I need to share an authoritative definition of a term with colleagues, especially those who may not have an archives background.

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Regional groups' newsletters (many have articles and not just news)

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Clarify blank space on screen when definitions not provided. 

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Clarify blank space on screen when definitions not provided. 

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Ex: Destruction Schedule has blank space below and categories/cross referenced terms to the left that feels more like navigation than context of the term

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For reuse on informational handouts and such.

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To get a formal definition of terms I use loosely

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When communicating with patrons and donors.

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- Teaching MLIS course
- Building common understanding of terms used
- Informing adjacent colleagues about archives terms
- Increasing my knowledge of our lexicon

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to educate donors and administrators;

as a framework for students in archives courses studying core concepts

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Make sure my use of the word in the archival context is correct

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I use it when I come across an unfamiliar term

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To iincrease my knowledge of archives terminology.

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Display the first citation so we can see the word used in a sentence without clicking on anything.