The Training Gap: GLAM and The Carpentries
summary
AARNet describes bridging a GLAM skills gap by repackaging tools and teaching: a SWAN Jupyter environment for hands-on notebooks, CloudStor storage and transfer (supports ~20 TB shares), and a 49.8 Gbps international pipe for fast research transfers. Projects include the Sydney Stock Exchange corpus—70,000 pages from 199 volumes—with OCR/transcription workflows and Jupyter analysis, plus a Carpentries train-the-trainer materials set and network/data handling lessons that are already used in workshops.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:28Agenda
- 5:52Demo
- 9:30Historic Photos
- 11:10Projects
- 11:58Digitisation and Data Curation
- 12:55Sydney Stock Exchange Project
- 17:30Tinker
- 18:45National Film and Sound Archive
- 20:05GLAM Labs
- 21:45Digital Preservation
- 22:45Australia Preserved
- 26:00Cloudstore
- 26:30Data Connector
- 27:17Cloud Stories
- 28:55Swan
- 29:50Carpentries
- 32:15Code of Conduct
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