KUCI Ryan Foland's 3-1-3 radio show with 70 Degrees Founder Jennifer Keil on August 22, 2018. We discuss historic preservation techniques used for family, corporate, and local history. Museums are developing unique platforms for you to experience the past with innovative platforms. Digitization methodology and future trends are discussed.

KUCI 08 - 22 - 2018 with 70 Degrees

Jennifer Keil presented Digital & Oral History History Techniques for 70 Degrees at the Korean Diaspora Seminar. The event “Building Peace in East Asia: Vision and Despair of Independence Patriots in the Korean Government-in-exile” was hosted by the Korean Consulate General in Los Angeles on Friday, October 26, 2018

Digital & Oral History History Techniques

According to the National Archives, 70° Fahrenheit is the preferred temperature that is optimal for the preservation of artifacts. It is the degree in which archival materials and exhibitions should be protected for long term conservation. As curators, we assist you craft your narrative. We offer archival, preservation, exhibition, editing & design services. Contact us to learn more about 70° services!