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Today is the last day for comment on these fascinating projects. But the 
email was received too late to be useful, and I do  not recall a previous 
invitation to comment.  I have not found one in the list archive, which may 
be my ignorance. Can anyone shed any light?

Isobel Watson
a mere user


>From: David Dawson <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: David Dawson <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Last day to comment on choosing JISC digitisation projects
>Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 10:24:37 +0100
>
>All
>
>apologies for the cross-posting …
>
>JISC is consulting until 1st September on a shortlist of 24 projects that 
>could receive a share of £4m in funding to digitise resources of national 
>importance, Projects to support teaching, learning and research include a 
>fossil record database that will ‘document the history of life’; the 
>country’s largest collection of Pre-Raphaelite drawings; the full text of 
>all twentieth century Cabinet papers; the Desmond Tutu archive; the 
>historic boundaries of Britain; Islamic manuscripts; all photographic 
>negatives held by the Scott Polar Research Institute; rare pamphlets and 
>newspapers from the Anglo-Jewish community, and primary material, including 
>sound, images and video, of the major First World War poets…
>
>To view the shortlisted projects, please go to: 
>http://jiscdigitisation.typepad.com/, to make your views know, please go 
>to:  http://survey.bris.ac.uk/jisc/digiconsultphase2
>
>On these sites you can read short summaries of the proposals, and then 
>complete a survey to indicate those that would be useful in your teaching, 
>learning and research.
>
>There is a prize draw for those who complete the survey, with book tokens 
>to be won!!!!
>
>D
>
>David Dawson
>
>Museums, Libraries and Archives Council
>Victoria House, Southampton Row, London WC1B 4EA
>
>
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