Real innovation and listening from the US National Archives

Posted on November 10th, 2009 by Craig Newmark

Hey, the folks at the US National Archives are figuring out really smart ways to do the job better.

For example, they're soliciting feedback from the public like

Question:
What tools and processes do you suggest we use to transcribe NARA’s
billions of pages of handwritten documents quickly and efficiently?

Also, I'm about to check out 1940 Census Record

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One Response to Real innovation and listening from the US National Archives

November 10, 2009 at 9:18 am

Daryl Tempesta says:

PDF with high res linked source. WIth searchable text. at 100% size of the original document.