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📚 Digital preservation isn't just about the future. Sometimes it's what keeps education going in a crisis. When the pandemic closed schools and libraries, students studying Papiamento needed access to books for their exams. Peter Scholing shares how librarians, authors, and the Internet Archive made those texts available online...

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