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Forecast 2010: Presentation of Educational Material, Advancement of Platform and Fair Presence

01/15/2010

The focus of the project "Forced Labor1939-1945" in 2010 will be on the completion of the work on teaching and learning material for use in schools education in Germany. Furthermore the archive platform will be enhanced and expanded by new interesting aspect through the continuous scholarly translation and indexing of the interviews.

 

Focus on educational work

A public presentation of the new educational materials is scheduled for May 2010. Already in March the team will present preliminary versions of the multimedia productions at the education fair “didacta" (16.-20.3. in Cologne) in conjunction with the team of the project "Witnesses of the Shoah. The Visual History Archive in School Education". The educational material being completed and distributed by mid 2010 will include the following:

Advancement of the archive platform and indexing of the interviews

Research options will be enhanced in the archive platform. The pinpoint search even within a specific interview will make possible a better and more exact research. The scholarly indexing thereby plays an important role for the extension of search options in terms of content. The following new search options will be gradually implemented in 2010:

Translations into German and continuing scholarly exploration of the interviews will be increased in 2010. By the end of 2010 a minimum of 200 interviews should be fully indexed; by the end of March at least 100 of them should be searchable with the new functionalities.

Portal/web presence

The open access internet portal (as an addition to the password protected digital archive with the 600 interviews in full length) will perspectively offer new features in 2010:



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Last Update: 02/25/2010