Category: 'funding'


Caring for Special Collections: Exploring the Connecting to Collections Bookshelf

Posted on 28th January 2008
Under: archival community, at risk records, funding, preservation, what if | No Comments »

Using WWI Draft Registration Cards for Research: NARA Records Provide Crucial Data

Posted on 23rd November 2007
Under: access, digitization, funding, historical research, journalism, search | 1 Comment »

SAA2007: Archives and E-Commerce, Three Case Studies (Session 404)

Posted on 24th October 2007
Under: SAA2007, archival community, digitization, funding, historical research, photography, search | 2 Comments »

SAA2007: Publishers’ Bindings Online - Digitization, Collaboration, Standardization and Community Building (Session 707)

Posted on 22nd September 2007
Under: SAA2007, access, controlled vocabularies, digitization, funding, metadata, search, software, virtual collaboration | No Comments »

Preserving Virtual Worlds - TinyMUD to SecondLife

Posted on 17th August 2007
Under: access, at risk records, born digital records, funding, future-proofing, preservation | 2 Comments »

Public.Resource.Org: Creative Financing and Public Domain Content

Posted on 29th July 2007
Under: access, copyright, digitization, funding, photography | 1 Comment »

Epidemiological Research and Archival Records: Source of Records Used for Research Fails to Make the News

Posted on 26th April 2007
Under: funding, historical research, journalism, outreach | 2 Comments »

Digital Archiving Articles - netConnect Spring 2007

Posted on 19th April 2007
Under: born digital records, electronic records, funding, internet archiving | 1 Comment »

Footnote.com and US National Archives records

Posted on 17th January 2007
Under: access, digitization, funding, historical research, outreach, software | 2 Comments »

Google Earth, Historical Maps and Ideas on Context

Posted on 15th December 2006
Under: GIS, access, born digital records, context, digitization, funding, metadata, outreach, what if | No Comments »
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