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COPTR is part of [http://www.digipres.org/ Digipres Commons], is hosted by [http://openpreservation.org/ The Open Preservation Foundation (OPF)], supported by the [http://dpconline.org/ The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC)], and is maintained by you! | COPTR is part of [http://www.digipres.org/ Digipres Commons], is hosted by [http://openpreservation.org/ The Open Preservation Foundation (OPF)], supported by the [http://dpconline.org/ The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC)], and is maintained by you! | ||
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Revision as of 16:53, 12 May 2021
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Community Owned digital Preservation Tool Registry (COPTR)
COPTR describes tools useful for long term digital preservation. It primarily acts as a finding and evaluation tool to help practitioners discover the tools they need to perform particular preservation tasks. There are 607 different tools described in COPTR.
- Find a digital preservation tool using the Tools Grid (or by stage, function or content type)
- Add a tool to COPTR
- Browse or contribute to Community Owned Workflows
About COPTR
- Why? What? Who? The COPTR FAQ
- Sustainability
- Using the COPTR data feed
- COPTR to do list and Wish list of tools to add to COPTR
- How COPTR Works - information on the technical setup of COPTR.
- Contact, feedback and questions
COPTR Partners
COPTR was created and launched with the support of the Aligning National Approaches to Digital Preservation initiative and has been populated and maintained by members of the COPTR partner organisations:
COPTR is part of Digipres Commons, is hosted by The Open Preservation Foundation (OPF), supported by the The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC), and is maintained by you!
Funding and development
COPTR was made possible by support from the Jisc funded SPRUCE Project and the Institute of Museum and Library Services funded Digital POWRR Project.
