Digitization as an opportunity for collaboration: digitizing personal correspondence from World War II at the intersection of history, archival science, and the digital humanities.
Milan Mikolaj van LangeAnnelies van NispenCarlijn KeijzerPublished in: DH (2023)
Keyphrases
- world war ii
- united states
- digital archives
- digital libraries
- cultural heritage
- digital resources
- public health
- social sciences
- digital objects
- digital data
- engaging students
- metadata
- classroom activities
- artificial intelligence
- digital content
- data mining
- information sharing
- scientific communities
- digital media
- health services
- content creation
- computer science
- digital preservation
- digital collections
- digital surface
- collaborative learning
- long term preservation
- digital photos
- science education
- national institute
- social networks
- knowledge transfer
- multimedia
- longitudinal study
- learning resources
- linked data
- learning community