Editing Workflow:Creating a SIP from content downloaded from OneDrive (or other Cloud based source)

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|status=Draft
|tools=DROID (Digital Record Object Identification), TeraCopy
|input=Digital records intended for deposit with the archives for long term preservation,
|output=A SIP ready for ingest into the preservation system.
}}
==Workflow Description==

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==Purpose, Context and Content==
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 {{Infobox COW
 |status=Draft
-|tools=CSV Validator, DROID (Digital Record Object Identification), TeraCopy
+|tools=DROID (Digital Record Object Identification), TeraCopy
 |input=Digital records intended for deposit with the archives for long term preservation,
 |output=A SIP ready for ingest into the preservation system.
-|organisation=Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick
-|organisationurl=https://warwick.ac.uk/services/library/mrc/
 }}
 ==Workflow Description==
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-# Create folder location for files with metadata subfolder
-# Download content from OneDrive
-# Run DROID report on downloaded zip folder
-# Export DROID report to metadata subfolder as "initial" report
-# Move zip folder to folder using Teracopy
-# Save Teracopy report
-# Copy Teracopy report to metadata subfolder
-# Extract zip folder to folder
-# Copy extracted files and metadata to another folder in a different location as working copy
-# Use CSV Validator and the DROID report to check for duplicates
-# Using working copy check for duplicates using ...
-# Appraisal: delete duplicate and other files not selected for preservation
-# When appraisal is complete run a second DROID report and save in metadata folder as "final" report
-# Create a manifest of the original file names from the DROID report, save as a text file and add to the metadata folder
-[[User:Rsm01|Rsm01]] ([[User talk:Rsm01|talk]]) 14:15, 28 April 2021 (UTC)
 ==Purpose, Context and Content==
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-The workflow is a step by step guide to capturing digital deposits from internal (and possibly external) sources, capturing metadata using basic tools, deduplicating and preparing the material as a SIP for ingest into the preservation system.
 ==Evaluation/Review==
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-I wrote a blog post about the deduplication process here: https://anoldhanddigital.wordpress.com/tag/checksums/