Digitization Project News Today

Camosun College students got some hands-on learning by excavating the carcass of a black bear that had been buried on the Landsdowne campus.

The Moaʻe Molokaʻi Digitization Project is the recipient of a grant award totaling $100,000 from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. The Moʻomeheu Program Grant that will support the Native Hawaiian community by improving the preservation of and access to ʻike Molokaʻi.

An Economic Stability grant of $500,000 was awarded to the Homestead Community Development Corporation for its statewide Residential Employment Living Improvement Project, which would provide experiential employment opportunities and training including job placement services for an estimated 95 Native Hawaiians.

KARACHI: Sindh government is starting an ambitious project of digitization of land records of entire province, as...

Residents of Belmopan now have free access to computers, the internet, and various digital technologies thanks to the

The head of Supreme Court Khalid Al Luhaidan is looking to speed up procedures and build institutional framework through these digital services and increase the efficiency of judicial work.

ReFilm was created in part to broaden the use of archival work, both in Israel and around the world.

Library and Archives Canada (LAC) will fund eleven projects submitted by local organizations in Ontario under the Documentary Heritage Communities Program (DHCP).Since 2015, LAC has been providing $1.5 million annually to support projects that promot

The Library of Lebanese university USEK has established cooperation with the Moise Khayrallah Center in the United States. Through it, a digital collection of journals and newspapers published by Arab immigrants in Latin America will be processed with OCR technology, facilitating research.