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MEMORY MASTERS Preserving Digitized Histories for today, for tomorrow, and for the future This project is made possible by a grant from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services. Table

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1. Start by gathering all the digitized histories you want to preserve.
2. Ensure that you have appropriate storage devices or platforms to store the digitized histories.
3. Create a folder or directory structure to organize the digitized histories properly.
4. Rename the files of the digitized histories with meaningful names that describe their content.
5. If necessary, convert the file formats of the digitized histories to more accessible and widely-supported formats.
6. Make sure to backup the digitized histories in multiple locations, such as cloud storage or external hard drives.
7. Consider adding metadata or descriptions to the digitized histories to provide additional context.
8. Regularly check the condition and integrity of the digitized histories to prevent data loss or corruption.
9. Share the preserved digitized histories with others who might be interested in accessing and studying them.
10. Lastly, continue to update and maintain the preservation of digitized histories as new technologies and best practices emerge.

Who needs preserving digitized histories for?

1. Historians who want to study and analyze past events and individuals.
2. Archivists who aim to preserve and protect important historical records.
3. Libraries and educational institutions looking to provide digital access to historical materials.
4. Genealogists and family historians documenting their family's lineage and stories.
5. Researchers from various disciplines who require historical data for their studies.
6. Cultural heritage organizations focused on safeguarding and promoting their cultural legacy.
7. Journalists and writers researching and writing about historical subjects.
8. Museums and galleries seeking to digitize and display artifacts and artworks.
9. Government agencies responsible for preserving and maintaining public records and documents.

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