Collaborative digitization programs

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Statewide and regional digitization programs in the USA offer cultural heritageinstitutions (archives, libraries, and museums) a viable option for digitizing theircollections (e.g. photographs, diaries, oral histories, museum objects). Thesecollaborative programs may provide training in digital imaging and metadatastandards, access to scanning equipment, and software tools that streamline thecreation of metadata records.

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Full title :Collaborative digitization programs / Theme editor, Ken Middleton.

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Publication Date:©2005.

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Publisher(s):Emerald Group Pub
Place of Publication:Bradford, England
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2005.

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Description:1 online resource (159 pages)

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ISBN:1845443349, 9781845443344
oclc:ocn133160830
LC Classification:Z678.9
Dewey Decimal:025.840285

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Bibliothéconomie -- Innovations Bibliothèques -- Automatisation Electronic books LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES -- Library … Libraries -- Automation Library science -- Technological innova…