Software Preservation Group (SPG)  

In Fall 2003, the Software Preservation Group (SPG) was formed by a group of trustees, staff, and volunteers to explore how to collect and preserve software in support of the Museum mission. The work of the SPG includes:

  • Preserving and collecting software
  • Identifying best practices
  • Fostering an open alliance of the many broadly-based collecting efforts taking place today.

The SPG maintains a web site describing its current projects, which include early FORTRAN, Lisp, and NLS/Augment. The SCC meets regularly and has a distribution list of more than 80 interested volunteers.

To learn more, contact Al Kossow

 

Software Collections Committee
Douglas Engelbart and team demonstrate NLS/Augment software (c. 1975), Software Collections Committee meeting, January, 18, 2006.
Kathe Gust
  

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