Canadian Digital Information Strategy

The Digital Strategy

Draft October 2007 Canadian Digital Information Strategy

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Table of Contents

• Foreword
• Executive Summary
• Part I: Introduction and Background
• Part II: The Proposed Strategy
• Challenge 1 - Strengthening Content
• Challenge 2 - Ensuring Preservation
• Challenge 3 - Maximizing Access and Use
• Part III: Making the Strategy Work
• Part IV: Conclusion
• Appendix I - Selective Bibliography
• Appendix II - International Strategies and Resources
• Appendix III - Acknowledgments

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Foreword

This document is the Consultation Version of the Canadian Digital Information Strategy.

We would welcome your comments on the Canadian Digital Information Strategy by Nov 23, 2007. Your feedback will be used to finalize the strategy.

To guide your response, we would ask you to consider the following questions:

1. Do you agree with the overall vision, scope and challenges outlined in the strategy?
2. Are the objectives and actions set out in Part II the right ones? Which do you view as the most important or pressing?
3. What do you consider to be the critical next steps to advance the strategy? What role can you or your community play?

Unless specified otherwise, we will assume that submissions to this consultation are not made in confidence and that we may reproduce and publish the submissions in whole or in part in any form.

We hope that you will take time to read, consider, share and discuss with others, and comment on this strategy, and we thank you in advance for your input.

Sean Berrigan,
Director General, Strategic Office
Library and Archives Canada

Gérard Boismenu,
Professor of political science, Université de Montréal and
Président du Consortium interuniversitaire Érudit

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