Category: Lucidea

Green archiving is the practice of aligning archival workflows with sustainability to ensure the past supports the future, and per Margot Note, paves the path to permanence. Source Read More

Collaborative museum discovery portals can provide alternative pathways, such as galleries, topics, and exhibitions, to help users uncover connections across institutions. Source Read More

An interview with Jesse Scaccia on how media literacy can help young adults navigate mental health information, access care, and strengthen practical information skills. Source Read More

Explore how automated metadata generation and computer vision can support archival description while raising important questions about accuracy, bias, privacy, and judgment. Source Read More

A practical look at how knowledge management supports research and development across five stages, from concept and definition to launch and commercialization. Source Read More

Shared museum discovery portals can reveal cross-collection themes, surface hidden narratives, and connect related materials across institutions. Source Read More

As AI literacy becomes a growing priority, it’s worth exploring why digital literacy is a necessary foundation for meaningful, responsible AI use. Source Read More

A look at how generative AI is reshaping archival description, raising new concerns about interpretation, hallucination, transparency, and archival integrity. Source Read More

Knowledge loss happens when departing employees take judgment, know-how, and context with them. Stan Garfield outlines risks, costs, and practical approaches for retaining organizational knowledge. Source Read More

From GDPR erasure requests to public interest exemptions and privacy protection, explore how “the right to be forgotten” affects archivists and ethical archival decision-making. Source Read More