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Learning in a digitised society;
More digitised data was created in the last two years than in the rest of human history.
Information about half of Macedonia's 97,000 registered companies has already been digitised.[File].
All the digitised texts and QR codes are saved in the app, easily accessible for further use.
This was the motivation behind this library's move to make 600,000 digitised pages of old newspapers accessible to the public.
A digitised drawing of the Peljesac Bridge, which is scheduled for completion in 2008.[korculainfo].
Srbadija… In order to browse through the digitised pages, simply enter the keywords you are searching for in the search field.
Eu is an online portal that acts as an interface to millions of books, paintings, films, museum objects andarchival records that have been digitised throughout Europe.
The digitised core inventory of approximately 3,000 manuscripts is now available to everyone over the Internet.
Following several months' work, the Museum of African Art's(MAA) new website,exclusively dedicated to the digitised museum content from its audio and video archives, is available to the public.
Each digitised videolesson is structured into several issues and is indexed in order to enable the student to follow the whole videolesson or to select the issue he wants to study more depth.
Europeana 1914-1918 is based on an initiative at the University of Oxford where people across Britain were asked to bring family letters, photographs andkeepsakes from the War to be digitised.
This metadata relates to millions of digitised texts and images coming into Europeana from initiatives that include Google's mass digitisations of books in the national libraries of the Netherlands and Austria.
The idea for WEB Europeana 1914-1918 was based on an initiative by the University of Oxford where people across Britain were asked to bring family letters, photographs andkeepsakes from the War to be digitised.
Minister Siniša Mali spoke at the panel“A common approach to the digitised Western Balkans” where he said that 10 percent of our country's GDP is precisely IT industry, which records high growth rates from year to year.
(Erster Weltkrieg in Alltagsdokumenten)"Europeana 1914-1918 is based on an initiative at the University of Oxford where people across Britain were asked to bring family letters, photographs andkeepsakes from the War to be digitised.
As The Sun reports,“It is hoped countries will choose to store digitised versions of their most important books and documents in the vast library, allowing to survive nuclear war or some other grim apocalypse.”.
The contents of annual reports were more or less standardised and encompassed reports of the Governing and Supervisory Councils, notes to the accounts, balance sheet and Shareholders' Committee meeting minutes with the list of elected members of the Governing and Supervisory Councils enclosed. Annual reports pertaining to the wartime years from 1914 to 1919 andJanuary 1929 were adopted by the Shareholders' Committee and published in 1920. Within the project, 31 books of annual reports were digitised on 1783 images(pages).
Language technology provides access to the digitised human knowledge aggregated on the Web and the daily avalanche of textual data(Big Data) will be semantically searchable, analysable, and utilisable for numerous novel applications.
According to him, Serbia has become a leader in the implementation of so-called e-textbooks, and since September,we will have 2,000 classrooms that will be completely digitised, so children will acquire their education in an environment that is best for their careers in the future.
Language technology moreover provides access to the digitised human knowledge on the Web, and offers a means to cope with the daily avalanche of textual data(Big Data) by making it semantically searchable, analysable and utilisable for numerous novel applications.
A digital storehouse, the system ensures that websites, digital images, CDs, DVDs andother'digitally born' and digitised items that make up the Library's growing digital heritage collections will, despite technical obsolescence, be preserved and remain accessible to researchers, students and library users now and in the future.
It is also possible to to choose a newspaper, its year and date on the Browse page.All newspapers in this collection were digitised within the project Europeana Newspapers. University Library"Svetozar Markovic" is one of 18 partner institutions that participate in the project whose aim is to aggregate historic newspaper pages for Europeana and The European Library.
As of November 2008, when launched at the initiative of European Commission, millions of photos, movies, museum artefacts andarchive footage have been successfully digitised and made available to everyone. Several Serbian institutions take part in the Europeana projects- National Library of Serbia, University Library"Svetozar Markovic", Library of the City of Belgrade, Museum of Applied Arts and Yugoslav Film Archive.
We've found this machine that can digitise Time, and we can release jets of it.
The Commission introduces its new Communication“Digitising European Industry.
There are not many museums digitising their specimens.
The Diocese is also in the process of digitising its archival material.
We are working on digitising the economy and creating a positive business environment in which companies from Serbia can equally compete with anyone in the world.
Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said that simplifying and digitising administrative procedures saves time and money for the economy and the state administration, but also reduces the possibility of corruption.