DRMC – Digital Repository for Museum Collections
Introducing the Digital Repository for Museum Collections (DRMC) from Artefactual Systems – AtoM
Introducing the Digital Repository for Museum Collections (DRMC) from Artefactual Systems – AtoM
Many of us have seen our engagement fall to 2%, but this is a fascinating insight:
I’m still in the process of exploring repository software. Here is my brief overview with some examples.Omeka has a lot to offer for a learning objects repository but it doesn’t handle textual documents so well. Exploring Omeka from robin f
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I’ve been thinking about the Jan. snowstorm for a while. The problems are numerous: a lack of transportation options, a commuter city, poor planning, unpredictable weather (hee!)… well, the options for where to point fingers are numerous! As an IT worker who knows lots of other IT and technology workers, I am always surprised by how many of us have
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