- Audio, Video, and PDF’s, Oh My! The Smithsonian Institution Archives launched several enhanced finding aids that include direct links to digitized content. Check out these three fully digitized field books of Edward Chapin. [via The Bigger Picture]
- The Smithsonian Collections Search Center is celebrating their 500th blog post this month! Read some of their favorite posts. [via Smithsonian Collections Blog]
- How to link specimen data to digitized content is an ongoing conversation. Our friends at the Henderson Field Notes Project ask, “What gets linked to global unique identifiers (GUIDs) in natural history collections digitization?” [via So You Think You Can Digitize]
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The Field Book Project is a joint initiative of the Smithsonian Institution Archives and National Museum of Natural History with the goal of creating a Field Book Registry, one online location for field book content.
The Field Book Project is a joint initiative of the Smithsonian Institution Archives and National Museum of Natural History with the goal of creating a Field Book Registry, one online location for field book content.
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