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Introduction of Current Roundtable Leadership and Election Results
Introduction of and Brief Report from Council Liaison
Our council liaison is Michelle Light. The name change proposal passed overwhelmingly; the Encoded Archival Description Roundtable will be renamed Encoded Archival Standards Roundtable accordingly.
Overview of Agenda and requests for any additional items for new business.
The EAD3 Tag Library is live. TS-EAS held its inaugural meeting and is looking ahead to the first year's work.
The DPLA Archival Description Working Group has been exploring solutions to integrate aggregate archival description with item-centric library metadata. Their impending white paper is available at https://dp.la/info/2015/09/04/dpla-archival-description-working-group/.
The EAD3 Study Group on Discovery produced its report, available at http://www2.archivists.org/groups/encoded-archival-description-ead-roundtable/ead3-study-groups-report-implementing-ead3-search, in mid-July.
The Study Group on Conversion and Migration continues its work and seeks new members. It hopes to produce a final report by the end of 2016.
The EAD Roundtable has prepared a starter toolkit for understanding and experimenting with DACS-compliant, valid EAD3 files. The toolkit may be viewed at https://github.com/saa-ead-roundtable/ead3-toolkit.
Other roundtables have developed social media presences as extensions of information that goes out on their listservs and microsites. Laura Starratt provides a brief introduction to the Roundtable's presence on social media and the kinds of updates you can expect to see there.
Merrilee Proffitt discussed the work done by the Open Finding Aids project as it explores methods and guidance for adding rights and licensing for re-use to archival finding aids.