Why Does NARA Tag Catalog Records that are Not Yet Scanned?

Description: 

In this video, Carol Buswell, Education Specialist, National Archives and Records Administration, and Sara Lyons Davis, Education Specialist, National Archives and Records Administration, introduce the Native Communities program, a new National Archives' resource in which users may tag, transcribe, and describe primary source records that are in archives. Digitization policies and access are also discussed. This video supplements the session "Accessing Native American Resources from the National Archives: A New Resource" given at the 2018 ATALM annual conference held in Prior Lake, Minnesota, on October 8-11, 2018.

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Digital Heritage
Community
Sustainable Heritage Network
Category
Databases and GIS
Protocol: 
Public Access
Community: 
Sustainable Heritage Network
Category: 
Tools and Technology
Keywords: 
archives, description, metadata, classification
Collections: 
2018 ATALM Resources, 2018 ATALM Short Video Tutorials
Original Date Description: 
10/10/2018
Original Date: 
2018 October 10th
Creator: 
Carol Buswell, Sara Lyons Davis
Contributor: 
WSU Digital Technology and Culture
Language: 
English
Licensing Options: 
Creative Commons License

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

Publisher: 
Sustainable Heritage Network
Format: 
MP4
Citation: 
Buswell, Carol, and Sara Lyons Davis. "Why Does NARA Tag Catalog Records that are Not Yet Scanned?." Sustainable Heritage Network. Accessed 24 November 2024, sustainableheritagenetwork.org/digital-heritage/why-does-nara-tag-catalog-records-are-not-yet-scanned