Library+of+Congress+Web+Archive+Project

We are going to archive the web from the perspective of students! Why? To ensure that web pages that are important are captured and preserved forever. Through the Library of Congress, future historians will have access to the pages you have archived to study. DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE AVERAGE LIFESPAN OF A WEB PAGE IS??? Only 44 days--and then, it's gone! (or at least changed into a new version)
 * Woo hoo St. Anne's!!!**

Check out some of the web pages students in the past have "preserved" (click on the school links in the left navigation) [|K-12 Web Archiving Site]
 * See what has already been preserved by students!**

Choose TWO web pages/sites (from different sites) that you think are important and give insight about YOU/your life. Don't worry about "finding" the perfect site; and it doesn't have to be educational in purpose. Choose something that would tell us something about "your life".
 * Your assignment:**

Be prepared to write a bibliographic record, to explain--in a well thought out sentence or two--why this website is important to you. (Pretend you are explaining it to people 100 years in the future.)

Do NOT archive the following pages: google.com yahoo.com (including answers.yahoo.com) imdb.com wikipedia.org (and en.wikipedia.org) amazon.com youtube.com ebay.com

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 * READY??? (Once you have hit submit you can check your responses [|here] .)**