Stanford University

Crowdsourcing for Humanities Research

to support the development of crowdsourcing technologies and scholarly projects that employ crowdsourcing

Location:
Stanford, CA, United States
Amount:
$778,000
Date:
May 31, 2012
Length:
36 months
Program Area:
Public Knowledge
Area of focus:
Information Technology
Reference number:
21200708

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