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Digitisation – Going Forward

Posted on May 10, 2017 by centre for the history of the book
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Back in January, my partners and I sent around a survey to the postgraduate students in the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures to see what the student community knew about the digital materials they were using. As it turned out, while an overwhelming number of the respondents said that they used digital materials, an underwhelming number knew anything about the process of digitisation and how digital materials come to be maintained by the library. Over the past few weeks, we’ve researched digitisation and put out some blog posts to explain some of the finer points of the process, and a short video is forthcoming.

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Posted in Creating Sustainable Digital Collections | Tagged digital collections, digitisation, digitisation projects, DIU, metadata, online resources | Leave a reply

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