University of Maryland at College Park

Strategies for Sustaining Digital Scholarship

to support comparative case studies of digital humanities projects in an investigation of sustainability strategies

Location:
College Park, MD, United States
Amount:
$75,000
Date:
April 29, 2020
Length:
18 months
Program Area:
Public Knowledge
Area of focus:
Preservation
Reference number:
2002-07473

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