Ada Lovelace Day: Portraits of Women in Technology
Posted on 24th March 2010Under: diversity, historical research, photography, virtual collaboration, what if | 5 Comments »
historical research
Under: diversity, historical research, photography, virtual collaboration, what if | 5 Comments »
Encouraging Participation in the Census
Posted on 5th March 2010Under: future-proofing, historical research, internet archiving, photography, privacy, video | 1 Comment »
Concertina History Online Features Virtual Collaboration and Digitization
Posted on 10th January 2010Under: audio, digitization, historical research, learning technology, original order, virtual collaboration | No Comments »
Archiving Women in Technology: A Tribute to Ada Lovelace
Posted on 25th March 2009Under: future-proofing, historical research | 2 Comments »
Library of Congress Inauguration 2009 Audio and Video Project
Posted on 14th January 2009Under: audio, diversity, future-proofing, historical research, learning technology, transcription, video | No Comments »
Google Tackles Magazine Archives
Posted on 10th December 2008Under: access, digitization, future-proofing, historical research, information visualization, interface design, journalism, search | 10 Comments »
Blog Action Day 2008: Poverty in the Archival Record and Beyond
Posted on 15th October 2008Under: Blog Action Day, at risk records, diversity, future-proofing, historical research, oral history, outreach, preservation | No Comments »
After The Games Are Over: Olympic Archival Records
Posted on 25th August 2008Under: appraisal, at risk records, electronic records, historical research, internet archiving | 2 Comments »
THATCamp 2008: Text Mining and the Persian Carpet Effect
Posted on 1st June 2008Under: THATCamp2008, digitization, historical research, information visualization, learning technology, software, text mining | 3 Comments »
Of Pirates, Treasure Chests and Keys: Improving Access to Digitized Materials
Posted on 23rd April 2008Under: access, context, digitization, historical research, interface design, learning technology, original order, search | 1 Comment »