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Finding Aids to Official Records of the Smithsonian Institution Archives

Accession 17-198

Smithsonian Institution

Website Records, 2016

Repository:Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washington, D.C. Contact us at osiaref@si.edu.
Creator:Smithsonian Institution
Title:Website Records
Dates:2016
Quantity:
Collection:Accession 17-198
Language of Materials:English
Summary:

This accession consists of seven Vine accounts maintained by various units throughout the Smithsonian Institution. Vine is a platform for sharing continuously looping videos of up to 6 seconds long. Vine videos are generally created using a mobile application and can be uploaded to the Vine website or, more commonly, shared via Twitter (which owns Vine) and other social media platforms. This accession includes captures of accounts on the website which may or may not represent all of the Vine videos created by a unit. Vine is commonly used by Smithsonian units to create promotional videos or demonstrate professional practices. Materials are in electronic format.

Descriptive Entry

This accession consists of seven Vine accounts maintained by various units throughout the Smithsonian Institution as they existed in February 2016. Vine is a platform for sharing continuously looping videos of up to 6 seconds long. Vine videos are generally created using a mobile application and can be uploaded to the Vine website or, more commonly, shared via Twitter (which owns Vine) and other social media platforms. This accession includes captures of accounts on the website which may or may not represent all of the Vine videos created by a unit. Vine is commonly used by Smithsonian units to create promotional videos or demonstrate professional practices. Materials are in electronic format.

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Preferred Citation

Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 17-198, Smithsonian Institution, Website Records

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Container List

Electronic Records

Smithsonian Magazine Vine account, captured February 5, 2016

Electronic Records

Archives of American Art Vine account, captured February 12, 2016

Electronic Records

Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, captured February 12, 2016

Electronic Records

National Zoological Park Vine account, captured February 12, 2016

Electronic Records

Smithsonian Institution Vine account, captured February 12, 2016

Electronic Records

Smithsonian Institution, Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Vine account, captured February 12, 2016

Electronic Records

Smithsonian Institution Archives Vine account, captured February 12, 2016

Electronic Records

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