Preserving the Records of the E-Legislature
Introduction
In April 2005, the Minnesota Historical Society, the Office of the Revisor of Statutes, and the Legislative Reference Library launched a project to explore and test the technologies available to preserve the electronic records of the Minnesota legislature. The project is funded by a grant of $264,000 from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), an agency of the federal government. The partners will receive technological help and services from the San Diego Supercomputer Center, and staff from the California State Archives, State Library, and Legislative Counsel will evaluate the project for adoption in their state.
Project Documents
- Project Summary
- Project Work Plan, April 2007
- September 2005 Project Meeting
- June 2006 Project Meeting
- September 2007 Meeting
- Related Resources
Project Reports
- Final Project Report, 2008
- NHPRC Progress Report, May 2007
- NHPRC Progress Report, November 2006
- NHPRC Progress Report, April 2006
- MN Revisor's Office Workflow and Document Type Summary, March 2006
- MN Senate Document Type Summary, August 2006
- MN House Document Type Summary, May 2006
- MN Joint Departments and Commissions Document Type Summary, May 2006
Presentations
- NAGARA 2007 Conference presented by Shawn Rounds and Beth Lighthipe, Minnesota Historical Society
- NAGARA 2007 Conference presentd by Reagan Moore, San Diego Supercomputer Center.
Contact
For more information regarding the project, contact:
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Shawn Rounds
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Minnesota Historical Society |
October 8, 2008; links verified January 20, 2011
