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The Library of Congress is preparing to launch a blog to serve K-12 teachers. It's our hope that this blog will further empower teachers to effectively use the Library's primary sources in the classroom, and we would like to ask you for help. Please drop the Library and line and let us know what
gnomicutterance: What are your favorite digital libraries, archives, and collections?
What are some of your favorite digital libraries, archives, and collections? I don't mean what has your favorite content, but what is your favorite user interface? Which is easiest, simplest, most clear, most fun, prettiest, cleanest, most accessible, or simply best tied into your everyday
News Archive - Digital Preservation (Library of Congress)
News about the national digital preservation efforts of the Library of Congress and its partners, activities and sponsored events - includes press releases, a news archive, a calendar of upcoming digital preservation events, and Webcasts of past events.
Library's approach to Open Source attracts crowd at GW presentation -- [Library Technology Guides]
Press Release:Library's approach to Open Source attracts crowd at GW presentation. The Library of Congress is actively exploring development of open-source software for supporting digital stewardship activities. Leslie Johnston, manager of Technical Architecture Initiatives for the National Digital
Digital Preservation Guidance From Blue Ribbon Task Force
"Where are the snows of yesteryear?" the poet once asked. But, more importantly, in the third millennium, "Where is the digital content?" And where will it be in 20 years time or 50 or 100? If we don't start preserving it now, it will vanish and diminish humankind's memory of its past. The
BBC and British Library to Digitize Collections
The British Library and the BBC are<a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/dec/11/bbc-british-library-digital-archives">joining forces</a>on technology project to digitize the archives of both institutions in order to give the public access online.<BLOCKQUOTE><FONT SIZE=2>Under a memorandum
Bookninja » Blog Archive » History, 140 characters at a time
What will the world’s archived tweets give to history? Apparently, a whole lot.Although the library’s acquisition might seem to be a capitulation to frivolity and short attention spans, historians say, it’s actually about how digital archives such as this are shaping the future
Digital content quarterly - Lorcan Dempsey's Weblog
<p><em><a href="http://sca.jiscinvolve.org/files/2010/01/sca_dcquarterly_01_dec09-interactive.pdf">Digital Content Quarterly</a></em> is a new publication from the <a href="http://www.jisc.ac.uk/contentalliance">Strategic Content Alliance</a>. </p><blockquote>In this fast-paced, ever-changing
Following Legal Battle, National Geographic Releases ‘Enhanced’ Digital Archive - emedia and
New collection features more issues, maps, and updated navigation tools.
In this issue: < br> < br>*A report on the latest NDIIPP meeting < br> < br>*Digital Preservation...
In this issue: < br> < br>*A report on the latest NDIIPP meeting < br> < br>*Digital Preservation Pioneer Jerry Handfield of the Washington State Archives < br> < br>*The first video in the NDIIPP Digital Preservation Video Series < br> < br>*News of the latest meetings and upcoming events
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