The document discusses the experiences of thousands of people who lived under Australia's White Australia policy, which restricted non-European immigration from 1901 to 1973. It references the complex bureaucracy established to enforce the policy and the rich documentary legacy left behind in national archives. The document directs the reader to the website invisibleaustralians.org to learn more about these invisible Australians and access related archival records and resources.
Respect for the people represented in the records. Games?\nRespect for the collaborators -- be transparent, provide choices and alternatives, support their research.\n
Stay aware of possibilities of machine processing.\nReassess -- what might have been difficult could be a lot easier.\nMachine processing to support human processing. \nHuman processing to enrich machine processing.\n
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We want people to engage with material\nWe want to support their own researches, wherever they are.\n
300,000 probate records -- which ones are relevant?\n
300,000 probate records -- which ones are relevant?\n
Connector for Zotero\nDevelop a simple vocab for machine tags.\n