Canada’s National Heritage Digitization Strategy

Name: Canada’s National Heritage Digitization Strategy
Published: 2024-04-04
License: Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0

Caroline Winter; Jesse Thomas-Kern

doi:10.25547/CN1E-3J49

Canada’s National Heritage Digitization Strategy

By Caroline Winter, Jesse Thomas-Kern

The National Heritage Digitisation Strategy (NHDS) is part of a long history of digitizing cultural heritage materials that has been ongoing in the Canadian scholarly and heritage communities since at least the 1960s, moving in step with…

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