Internet Archive gaat een Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications (DLARC) aanleggen
Geplaatst: 06 okt 2022, 19:49
Het 'Internet Archive' (archive.org) gaat een archief aanleggen waarin het zo veel mogelijk relevante informatie wil opslaan over de geschiedenis van het radio amateurisme. Hierin worden zij gesteund door de Amateur Radio Digital Communications stichting.
Uittreksel uit het nieuwsbericht:
The library will be a free online resource that combines archived digitized print materials, born-digital content, websites, oral histories, personal collections, and other related records and publications. The goals of the DLARC are to document the history of amateur radio and to provide freely available educational resources for researchers, students, and the general public. This innovative project includes:
* A program to digitize print materials, such as newsletters, journals, books, pamphlets, physical ephemera, and other records from both institutions, groups, and individuals.
* A digital archiving program to archive, curate, and provide access to “born-digital” materials, such as digital photos, websites, videos, and podcasts.
* A personal archiving campaign to ensure the preservation and future access of both print and digital archives of notable individuals and stakeholders in the amateur radio community.
* Conducting oral history interviews with key members of the community.
* Preservation of all physical and print collections donated to the Internet Archive.
Bron: blog.archive.org
Uittreksel uit het nieuwsbericht:
The library will be a free online resource that combines archived digitized print materials, born-digital content, websites, oral histories, personal collections, and other related records and publications. The goals of the DLARC are to document the history of amateur radio and to provide freely available educational resources for researchers, students, and the general public. This innovative project includes:
* A program to digitize print materials, such as newsletters, journals, books, pamphlets, physical ephemera, and other records from both institutions, groups, and individuals.
* A digital archiving program to archive, curate, and provide access to “born-digital” materials, such as digital photos, websites, videos, and podcasts.
* A personal archiving campaign to ensure the preservation and future access of both print and digital archives of notable individuals and stakeholders in the amateur radio community.
* Conducting oral history interviews with key members of the community.
* Preservation of all physical and print collections donated to the Internet Archive.
Bron: blog.archive.org