Exploring Digital Cultural Heritage Michael C. Tolley

Exploring Digital Cultural Heritage Michael C. TolleyAs more of the worlds cultural heritage is digitised and born digital, the questions posed by new digital archives and collections will bring complexity and challenges, but also opportunities. This book is an accessible starting point for those interested in the past, present and future of digital cultural heritage. It explores the multiple interpretations, contexts and uses of digital cultural heritage across four core thematic areas: access, use and

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