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The archive is currently custodiaon to over , records. The project was established to repatriate to remote Aboriginal communities in Central Australia, historical and contemporary photos, movies and other multimedia materials and to support the maintenance and intergenerational transfer of Aboriginal cultural information, traditional ecological knowledge, family and community history and language. These goals are achieved through a custom designed user-friendly computer software program called the Keeping Culture KMS, which is responsive to Indigenous cultural protocols if there is a need. They are looking forward to getting photos from A r a Irititja. In effect it is a virtual museum with a section representing each of the separate media types.

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The main aim of iriititja corporation is to safeguard the longevity of the Ara Irititja Project. If I had the money I would like to give thousands of dollars to help A r a Irititja keep going, and keep getting A n angu stories.

They are doing a very good job. And A r a Irititja helps the people out really well, really good. A r a Irititja is a community-based, multimedia digital archive, designed at the request of Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara A n angu communities.

At the beginning of the project, we had many thousand of photographs of various formats, hundreds of hours of film and sound, documents, books, magazines, diaries and artworks both 2D and 3D. They keep all of that and look after it.

Community-Based Approach

I think A r a Irititja has got a lot of that already, and that is a good thing. It is a good thing. The A r a Irititja Approach A r a Irititja is a community-based, multimedia digital archive, designed at the request of Ngaanyatjarra, Irltitja and Yankunytjatjara A n angu communities.

A r a Irifitja is really good for all the children today, and will be for all children yet to be born, to look at and learn about their cultural heritage. They are keeping it safe on behalf of all A n angu. One of the earliest challenges was to locate archaic machines to operate the historic sound and film footage in order to begin the digitisation process.

Adelaide is not that far, only a phone call away. It also has provision for people to make short annotations in either aara, audio or movie, in real-time, directly into the archive, talking and telling stories about any item they are viewing or directly into their own private and family profiles.

Today is so different, as we all travel around in cars, or on the Bush Bus. This approach facilitates cross-referencing between the items in the physical and virtual collections. Unlike many contemporary knowledge bases, the design of the original A r a Irititja software was media driven. It is good for keeping Anangu stories safe and protected, and I think it is very, very good. As with archival storage folders and cabinets of the physical collection, the database storage is divided into five sections — Photos, Documents, Movies, Sounds and Objects.

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The software has a profile for every person, plant, animal, place, story or event in the archive. A r a Irititja shows the children how A n angu used to live, and how my own grandmother used to live. And not only that, but Aboriginal cultural business too, through the anthropologists, from their work with the Land Rights.

They are looking forward to getting photos from A r a Irititja. These goals are achieved through a custom designed user-friendly computer software program called the Keeping Culture KMS, which is responsive to Indigenous cultural protocols if there is a need. Local languages not only instruct the user within the software interface but also abound in both spoken and written form in audio recordings such as oral histories, songs, meetingstranscriptions, films, documents and books.

Aboriginal communities in Central Australia see A r a Irititja as one of the principal means of preserving and transferring knowledge from generation to generation, into the future.

We can get A r a Irititja wapar and have a listen, and have a look at photos and videos.

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A r a Irititja project demonstrates a successful, creative iritihja of information and communication technology. They are gathering materials, and they are irititjw good with the people, and putting the stories away and locking them away safely. The archive is currently custodiaon to overrecords.

The project was established to repatriate to remote Aboriginal communities in Central Australia, historical and contemporary photos, movies and other multimedia materials and to support the maintenance and intergenerational transfer of Aboriginal cultural information, traditional ecological knowledge, family and community history and language. It also enables the user-friendly interface to present the collection within a simple numerical catalogue framework and thus simplifies both the research and data entry processes.

Our A n angu from APY Land never used irititjx want to look at their photos of family members who had passed away. How did they live as nomadic people, walking around their country, with only camels, donkeys and horses, back in the days without cars? I support A r a Irititja. It's key objectives are to: