About WAS

The Web Archiving Service (WAS) provides you with the tools to easily capture, analyze and preserve web content. The service was developed by the California Digital Library as part of the Web-at-Risk grant and is currently used by University of California Libraries and grant partner libraries at Stanford University, New York University, University of North Texas and the Minnesota Historical Society.
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Web Archives

Public access to web archives created with WAS is now available at: http://webarchives.cdlib.org.

The WAS Web Archives

All archives offer a site list and key word searching with options to narrow your search.

WAS News

Tools & Training

WEBCASTS:
The Web Archiving Service team offers online training sessions and web conferences for WAS users. Audio/video recordings of some of these sessions are available if you need a reminder, are a new user, or you'd just like to see how the service works:

• Create and Capture Sites
• Review and Display Capture Results
• Tips: Site Analysis

GUIDES & FORMS:

• Web Archiving Service User Guide
• Collection Plan Form

More tools and training