Citizen Scientists Creating Knowledge: Report on a Collaborative Transcription Workshop – Part I: Introduction
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30 mai 2022
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Practicing Old German Script In April 2022 the Natural History Museum, Berlin, started its second beginners’ course in reading and transcribing old German script (Kurrent and Sütterlin). Our project is a key collaborator in this citizen science project. The online class is taught by Dr Diana Stört (Natural History Museum, Berlin) and Eva Bischoff. It brings together volunteer citizen scholars and students of Trier University. Deciphering hand-written documents is a key element of historical ...