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[Peter Kiraly]

... konnyebben, gyorsabban digitalis gyujtemenyt osszeallitani.
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> Date: Tuesday, August 05, 1997 06:59:09
> From: J. David Hacker, Co-editor H-DEMOG at H-NET.MSU.EDU
> To: Multiple recipients of list H-DEMOG
> Subject: Grant Competition: National Digital Library Program
>
>
> LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
>
> Competition; National Digital Library Program
>
> AGENCY: Library of Congress.
>
> ACTION: Notice of competition.
>
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>
> SUMMARY: This Notice of Competition announces that the
> Library of Congress, with a gift from Ameritech, is
> sponsoring a competition to enable United States public,
> research, and academic libraries, museums, historical
> societies and archival institutions (except Federal
> institutions) to create digital collections of primary
> resources for distribution on the Internet. In the 1997-98
> competition, applications will be limited to collections of
> textual and graphic materials that illuminate the period
> 1763-1920 and that complement and enhance the American
> Memory collections already mounted in the National Digital
> Library.
>
> Awards will be made of up to $75,000 to individual
> institutions and up to $150,000 to eligible consortia for
> projects that
> can be accomplished in twelve to eighteen months.
>
> DATES: Applications must be postmarked by November 3, 1997.
>
> ADDRESSES: Submit applications to the Library of Congress,
> Washington DC 20540-1340.
>
> FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Bonnie Magness-Gardiner.
> Tel: (202)707-1087. Fax: (202) 252-3249. E-mail:
> lc__ameritech at loc.gov. http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/award/
>
> SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The National Digital Library is
> envisioned as a distributed collection of converted library
> materials and digital originals to which many American
> institutions will contribute. The Library of Congress's
> contribution to this World Wide Web-based virtual library is
> called American Memory and is created by the Library's
> National Digital Library Program.
>
> Non-profit cultural repositories in the United States with
> collections of primary resources that are significant for
> education and research in United States history and culture
> are eligible to apply to the Library of Congress/Ameritech
> National Digital Library competition.
> Collections that are digitized with awards from this
> competition must be distributable on the Internet.
>
>     Applications from Association of Research Libraries
> (ARL) and non-ARL institutions will be evaluated separately,
> in order to encourage applications from a variety of
> institutions. In the final selection among meritorious
> projects some consideration will be given to the type and
> size of institution and its geographical location, and to
> certain themes described in the Guidelines, but the
> principal criteria will be:
>
> -  The significance of the collection's content for
> understanding United States history and culture, as well as
> its breadth of interest and utility to students and the
> general public.
>
> -  The availability and usability of aids to intellectual
> access that can be integrated into the American Memory
> resource.
>
> -  The technical and administrative viability of the
> project's plan of work in relation to the scope of the
> project.
>
>     Applications will be evaluated by scholars, educators,
> librarians, archivists, administrators, and technical specialists
> external to the Library of Congress. Evaluators will be convened by George
> Farr, Director of the Division of Preservation and Access of the
> National Endowment for the Humanities and by Deanna Marcum,
> President of the Council on Library and Information
> Resources.
>
>     Only costs directly associated with digital conversion
> may be  included in the request. Equipment may not be purchased with
> award funds. Detailed Guidelines and Application
> Instructions are available from the telephone contact and
> Web site listed above.
>
>
> ******
> Chris Dalziel
> Instructional Telecommunications Council
> 202/293-3110
> cdalziel at aacc.nche.edu
> http://www.sinclair.edu/communit/itc