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OLET5801: Recording, Archiving and Repatriation
2023 unit information
In this unit of study students learn how to record, archive and repatriate audio-visual recordings used in the humanities. Students learn how to achieve long-term discoverability, access and usage for recordings; and consider issues involved in repatriating recordings to their communities of origin. Students will learn to identify the various types of ownership and copyright that exist in recordings and how to work responsibly with stakeholders and archival institutions.
Unit details and rules
Managing faculty or University school:
| Code | OLET5801 |
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| Credit points | 2 |
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At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. Cultural competence – work effectively with cultures different from your own
- LO2. Information and digital literacy – work effectively with digital information
- LO3. Critical thinking and problem solving – work towards finding innovative solutions to address a problem
- LO4. • Communication skills (written) • Integrated professional, ethical and personal identity and influence • Interdisciplinary effectiveness
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