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video Distributed Knowledge, Open InnovationThis video encourages each one to be a part of something that will change not only the World Archives Project. If one person has thousands of records, that will ultimately be a great help for...
blog Distributed KnowledgeConvinced that National Archives' users know a lot about the records they are stewarding, this is an opportunity to contribute that knowledge. As you search the catalog, you are invited to tag...
document Distributed Knowledge
NIST's Information Services Office (ISO), which has won several awards including Federal Library of the Year in 2003 and 2008, is responsible for creating, maintaining and disseminating...
blog Distributed Knowledge
With the launch of the Citizen Archivist Dashboard (http://www.archives.gov/citizen-archivist/), you encouraged to get involved in elevating the visibility of the records of the United States....
site Distributed Knowledge / EducationThe Kleinrock Internet Heritage Site and Archive is a restoration of the original 1969 ARPA lab that sent the first Internet message from 3420 Boelter Hall at UCLA. It will be open to the public...
document Distributed Knowledge, Tools“I believed technology could be used as a platform to directly enhance the connection between citizens and communities willing to co-create healthy environments,” says Williams, adding that tech is...
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Utilizing the power of social media with its user-friendly interface, LegacyRecordingsVault.com allows fans to vote on which rare or out-of-print recordings they'd like to see made available...
document Distributed Knowledge, Open InnovationThe Kleinrock Internet Heritage Site and Archive is currently processing their first round of historical material donations, and look forward to sharing them with the world.
In the meantime, do...
document Distributed Knowledge, Open InnovationAmong a variety of predictions that Ben Brumfield makes about crowdsourcing transcription, he suggests that more transcription projects will launch that have thought of creative ways to recruit and...
document Distributed Knowledge, Open InnovationThis free public program will feature Darla Adams from Ancestry.com’s World Archives Project, Matt Knutzen from the New York Public Library’s “Map Warper” project, and Jessica Zelt from the US...
video Distributed KnowledgeWatch the video and be inspired to take part as a citizen archivists! The program is very comprehensive so you'll totally learn about how important crowdsourcing, open government and the role...
document Distributed KnowledgeLost Films is funded by the German Federal Cultural Association and is a collaborative effort by film societies in several countries, including Germany, France, Poland, and New Zealand, Lost Films....
document Distributed Knowledge, Open Innovation
Newly created tags will be reviewed to ensure they meet the National Archives’ tagging policy guidelines, will be visible the day they are approved and indexed overnight. In addition to the...
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Among the newly released documents were tens of thousands from countries with which the United States has difficult relationships, including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran and Venezuela....
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NARA is contributing images from its vast collections to a crowdsourced, nationwide Google map of the United States superimposed with photographs dating from the 1840s to the present. The online...
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The transcription pilot features over 300 documents (about 1,000 pages) ranging from the late 18th century through the 20th century. They’ve included letters to a civil war spy, various acts and...
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It’s an important milestone for the service, which had seen a vast amount of pushback since its inception only a few weeks ago. Putting things into perspective, unless App.net gets to play nicely...