Selection for Digitisation
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The document discusses approaches to selecting resources for digitization. It outlines that selection is a collaborative process that identifies suitable resources based on previously established criteria. Key factors to consider in developing selection criteria include the suitability of content, quality of originals, copyright issues, and how digitizing specific resources aligns with goals and user needs. The selection process may take more time than anticipated and requires balancing practical and strategic considerations.
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