Language
HTML
Tool Type
Algorithm
License
GNU General Public License version 3
Version
1.0.0
Bibliohack
Bibliohack is a platform dedicated to the digital transformation of libraries, archives and museums, adapting to the needs of the Global South. It focuses on the digitization of books and documents, as well as the efficient management of digital collections and funds, offering services and training to GLAM entities to integrate technology into their operations. In addition, Bibliohack encourages the creation of networks between professionals and institutions to share resources such as plans, code and documentation. This collective effort seeks to influence public policies that promote the preservation of cultural heritage and open access to knowledge.
Bibliohack solves the need for digitization and efficient collection management in libraries, archives and museums in the Global South, promoting heritage preservation and open access to knowledge.
**Copy Stand for Digitization**: Specifically designed for digitizing newspapers. **Laser-cut Design**: Utilizes a laser-cut structure for precise and durable construction. **Compatibility with FreeCAD**: Developed as a FreeCAD project, ensuring accessibility and customization. **Deployment in Institutions**: Proven utility with deployment in multiple institutions.
Project mainly based on HTML. Requires Zippey to operate and is licensed under CC-by-SA-4.0, with some components under unspecified licenses.
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Curly-haired woman in front of a large scanner in a room with decorative stained glass windows. She's wearing a grey sleeveless shirt. The scanner has a platform and is connected by cables.
The image provides close-up details of a DIY scanner and explains its use of cost-effective and readily available materials for construction.
A group of people watch a presentation on a laptop in a room. Text on the left: "Training and consulting in information management, digitization, and Creative Commons licenses."
Initiative that works on the digital transformation of libraries, archives and museums.