data, control who can and cannot see content and manage your own intellectual property rights (remember to respect other users IP rights) JISC info on Flickr including info on and permissions’: ‘privacy I have used my own Flickr account for the example are a selection of 35mm slides from –these late early 70s belonging to my father which I digitised in DHC, tidied up (I archived TIFF versions ‘60s on an external hard drive) and uploaded very easily (during my lunch breaks of course!) The Wipers Times: is a good -and more relevant- example of how scanned documents can –here look: University of Nottingham’s Manuscripts and Special Collections use a Digital Asset Management – (DAM) system to manage their digital images the below example there are many DAMs –in ‘digitool’ available and they range from being Access’ (free) to very expensive. Here is JISC’s guide to ‘Open deciding which management system would suit your project: Here is an example of one of MSC’s collections: Crimean war and the way their digital assets can be used in relevant blogs … and indeed how your own digital files could be used on the LifeLines tumblr page: … *most of sites will allow a certain amount of usage free of charge, but for advanced functionality and storage space there may be a charge. Creating Your Own Book or Magazine There are many online sites which allow you to create your own book from your digital images and writing. This is the most well-known:
data, control who can and cannot see content and manage your own intellectual property rights (remember to respect other users IP rights) JISC info on Flickr including info on ‘privacy and permissions’: I have used my own Flickr account for the example –these are a selection of 35mm slides from late ‘60s early 70s belonging to my father which I digitised in DHC, tidied up (I archived TIFF versions on an external hard drive) and uploaded very easily (during my lunch breaks of course!) The Wipers Times: –here is a good -and more relevant- example of how scanned documents can look: University of Nottingham’s Manuscripts and Special Collections – use a Digital Asset Management (DAM) system to manage their digital images –in the below example ‘digitool’ there are many DAMs available and they range from being ‘Open Access’ (free) to very expensive. Here is JISC’s guide to deciding which management system would suit your project: Here is an example of one of MSC’s collections: Crimean war … and the way their digital assets can be used in relevant blogs … and indeed how your own digital files could be used on the LifeLines tumblr page: *most of sites will allow a certain amount of usage free of charge, but for advanced functionality and storage space there may be a charge. Creating Your Own Book or Magazine There are many online sites which allow you to create your own book from your digital images and writing. This is the most well-known:
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