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Contributing to Trove
Sharing your records with Trove is a great way to increase the discoverability of your collection and enhance its potential as an educational resource. A print-friendly PDF of this article is attached below. Trove - https://trove.nla.gov.au/ - is ...
Significance in a nutshell
In November 2026, the Federal Office for the Arts released Significance 3.0. The information in this Helpdesk article relates to the previous edition, Significance 2.0. The VC Team will work to review and identify where updates need to be made to ...
Making your collection accessible
You may already take measures to ensure that your physical collection is accessible to those with vision impairment or other disabilities, but digital accessibility is just as important. We want to ensure that our collections can be enjoyed by ...
Online collections - 'Copyright traffic light'
Understanding your copyright responsibilities is an important part of using a public, online catalogue, as well as when sharing your collection in other ways online. When digitising collections and making those digital copies available to the public, ...
Cataloguing and preserving born-digital items
Born-digital content is becoming increasingly common in galleries, libraries, archives and museums. Put simply, born-digital items are digital works which are not copies of analogue documents. Whilst digitised files are digital copies of physical ...
Assessing risk in your collection
A risk assessment is a process which helps place an organisation in a better position to care for and safeguard collection material.  Conducting a risk assessment can help you to: Identify potential threats to your collection and the possible damage ...