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Using FromThePage to Create Descriptive Metadata at Ohio University Libraries

October 4, 2021 By Bethany Radcliff

Ohio University Libraries has an internal staff project that uses FromThePage to generate transcriptions and descriptive metadata for a collection of dance posters. This project is a hybrid project, in that transcriptions are generated along with text from the posters captured through standardized metadata fields. These fields allow the posters to be more accessible and … [Read more...] about Using FromThePage to Create Descriptive Metadata at Ohio University Libraries

How Do I Read Old Handwriting?

September 7, 2021 By Bethany Radcliff

When it comes to transcription and crowdsourcing, one of the biggest challenges becomes the task of reading and figuring out old handwriting, also known as paleography. But the good news is, this is something that can be improved, and whether you are a project owner or a transcriber, the resources below can help you and your team become more successful, and most importantly -- … [Read more...] about How Do I Read Old Handwriting?

Spreadsheet Transcription in FromThePage

August 23, 2021 By Bethany Radcliff

Last month, Ben and Sara Brumfield hosted a webinar to introduce the new spreadsheet transcription feature. The presentation, linked below in a video and embedded as slides, presents a walkthrough of the spreadsheet transcription interface, and shares how to configure and begin using the new feature. This was one of FromThePage's most-attended webinars, and it was exciting to … [Read more...] about Spreadsheet Transcription in FromThePage

Make a "Small Bet" on Crowdsourcing

July 29, 2021 By Sara Brumfield

“Small bets” are ways to experiment with new technologies, approaches, or audiences.  The key to these experiments are that they are low risk.  If it doesn’t work out, then you haven’t lost that much money or time or goodwill.  If it does work out, then you have a new way of engaging the public, enriching your metadata, and increasing use of your material.  … [Read more...] about Make a "Small Bet" on Crowdsourcing

Florence Bürgy on Selecting Material and Designing Projects

May 5, 2021 By Ben Brumfield

This is the first of a short series of posts highlighting the Masters Thesis by Florence Bürgy, Pratiques participatives et patrimoine numérisé : le cas des manuscrits. Réflexion en vue d’un projet de transcription collaborative en Ville de Genève. Bürgy analyzed the crowdsourcing needs of several cultural heritage institutions in Geneva, Switzerland, interviewing experts, … [Read more...] about Florence Bürgy on Selecting Material and Designing Projects

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