Tag: Transcription Pilot
As part of the recently launched Citizen Archivist Dashboard, you can now participate in the National Archives Transcription Pilot Project. By contributing to transcriptions, you can make these historical documents more accessible to the public. The transcription pilot features over 300 documents (about 1,000 pages) ranging from the late 18th century through the 20th century. [...]
Posted by Jessie on January 25, 2012, under Genealogy / Family History, Open Government.
Tags: citizen archivist, Citizen Archivist Dashboard, crowdsourcing, open government, public participation, transcribe, transcription, Transcription Pilot Comments: 4
Throughout this holiday season, we encourage you to participate in the exciting activities featured on the Citizen Archivist Dashboard, which is available starting today. Check it out and try tagging, transcription, editing articles, uploading digital scans, and participating in contests all related to the records of the National Archives. We hope that you’ll share any suggestions [...]
Posted by Jessie on December 23, 2011, under Contests, DC-area Researchers, Digitization, Open Government, Our Archives Wiki, Social Media (Web 2.0), Tag It Tuesday, Wikipedian in Residence.
Tags: Ansel Adams, challenge.gov, citizen archivist, Citizen Archivist Dashboard, Citizen Archivist Research Flickr Group, contests, crowdsourcing, Document Your Environment, DOCUMERICA, Flickr, History Happens Here, How can I help?, I Found It in the Archives, microvolunteering, Online Public Access, open government, Our Archives Wiki, participation, public participation, tagging, Today's Document, transcription, Transcription Pilot, volunteer, Wikipedia, WikiProject NARA, WikiSource Comments: 2
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