• Cohen and Rosenzweig, Exploring the History Web
• Roy Rosenzweig, “Scarcity or Abundance? Preserving the Past in a Digital Era”
• Ooghe and Moreels, “Analysing Selections for Digitization“
• William Turkel ‘Hacking History, from Analog to Digital and Back Again’ Rethinking History 15.2 (March 2011) 287-296. (Find through western libraries. Will need off campus proxy) Abstract
• Ruth B. Phillips, “The Digital (R)Evolution of Museum-Based Research” (Chapter 15 of Museum Pieces: Toward the Indigenization of Canadian Museums) Requires UWO proxy off campus. Also see: “The Great Lakes Research Alliance for the Study of Aboriginal Arts and Cultures“

Explore these examples:

• George Washington Papers
• April 16 Archive
• The Old Bailey Online
• Hurricane Digital Memory Bank
• September 11 Digital Archive
• Connecticut History Online
• Duke University Libraries Digital Collections
• Polar Bear Expedition Digital Collections
• The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
• Calisphere

Planning and Best Practices:

• Digital Preservation Guide from the Library of Congress
• Best Practices for Creating Digital Collection
• Planning Digital Projects for Historical Collections

Play: omeka.net and see help and how-to guides. Also: Instructions for scholars

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