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Indigitization Toolkit: Toolkit for the Digitization of First Nations Knowledge

Intellectual and Cultural Property Metadata and Nomenclature Process and Partnerships
 
Published  May 18, 2018  

The purpose of the Indigitization Toolkit is to provide a reference document as well as a series of templates for BC First Nations communities interested in undertaking digitization projects. The Indigitization toolkit also fits into a broader goal to provide support to First Nations communities in the management of their information.

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“Indigitization Toolkit | Indigitization.” n.d. Accessed August 22, 2018. http://www.indigitization.ca/indigitization-toolkit/.
Published  May 18, 2018  

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