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A keyhole to the collection: the AIATSIS Library Digitisation Pilot Program

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Library Science and Information Library Collection Development and Digital Resources

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The AIATSIS Library Digitisation Pilot Program (LDPP) commenced in 2001 with funding for two years. Prior to the LDPP the Library had few electronic holdings, no equipment dedicated to digitisation and no policies to deal with the management of digital material. The pilot program has revealed the complexity of the digitisation process particularly when dealing with an indigenous collection. This paper was presented at the 11th Information Online Conference and Exhibition of ALIA. Sydney, 21 — 23 January 2003 The Major Sponsor of the Conference was Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company.

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