Resources & Presentations
Digital preservation is a shared responsibility, and knowledge grows stronger when it's shared.
This collection brings together presentations delivered by the CLOCKSS team at conferences, webinars and events around the world. Together they explore the challenges of preserving scholarly content, the importance of community-led preservation, and how publishers and libraries collaborate through CLOCKSS to safeguard the scholarly record.
Browse the presentations below to learn more about the people, principles and technologies helping ensure today's research remains available for future generations.
Preserving knowledge in a shifting world
Knowledge is vulnerable in times of war, displacement, and civil unrest. Libraries, archives, and digital content often face destruction. This presentation explores the role of preservation, challenges in conflict zones, and how CLOCKSS supports this mission.
E-book Preservation Challenges: Human Factors and Collaborative Solutions
Ensuring Long-Term Digital Preservation with CLOCKSS: Metadata, PIDs
Explore digital preservation principles, CLOCKSS's dark archive model, metadata and persistent identifiers, and strategies for safeguarding scholarly content, including efforts to protect Ukrainian publications during wartime.
Ensuring Long-Term Digital Preservation of Scholarly Research and Public Data
Explores the critical need for stable digital preservation of research outputs, risks of data loss, preservation strategies, metadata importance, and community efforts like CLOCKSS to safeguard scholarly and government data.
Ensuring Long-Term Digital Preservation with CLOCKSS for Libraries
Explore how CLOCKSS supports academic libraries in preserving digital scholarly content through secure archiving, open access, community governance, and affordability.