Preserving Podcasts in Institutional Repositories

Collins, Valerie M.
Moore, Erik A.
2023
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Preserving Podcasts in Institutional Repositories

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2023

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This chapter introduces the University of Minnesota Archives’ efforts to locate and ingest University of Minnesota podcasts into the institutional repository, the University Digital Conservancy (UDC). The inclusion of podcast media in IRs rethinks traditional formats in repositories by focusing on non-text-based content. This undertaking extends the IR’s reach to local creators and new contributors at the institution while broadening its reach beyond an academic audience. By looking past traditional IR scholarly content to include podcasts produced by university departments, institutional repositories can also capture a particular record of the institution that might otherwise be lost: the sound of the university engaged in its mission of research, teaching, and outreach.

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Published as Chapter 9 in Rethinking Institutional Repositories: Innovations in Management, Collections, and Inclusion, edited by Josh C. Cromwell. Chicago: Association of College and Research Libraries, 2023

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Collins, Valerie M.; Moore, Erik A.. (2023). Preserving Podcasts in Institutional Repositories. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/261614.

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