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Constructing a family tree in an online space as an act of digital curation: an auto-hermeneutics study
Digital curation requires taking appropriate actions throughout the lifecycle of digital data. Digital curation of research data in a lifecycle is referred to as the custodial approach, while the pragmatic approach is the curation of digital content in everyday life, such as on websites or social me...
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Department of Knowledge and Information Stewardship
2026
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