Historical Resources Overview
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This section provides resources to people and institutions interested
in participating in or supporting activities in IT history. Many
of these resources are intended primarily for the corporate executive
wanting to record his or her history, or to carry out historical
projects and programs in his or her company. However, many of these
same resources, such as a primer on how to do oral history in the
IT field, will be of interest to a much broader audience.
International Database
of Historical and Archival Sites is our exclusive catalog
of resource sites concerning IT history. It's the only
one of its kind and is a valuable resource for IT historians
and archivists alike. Browse a listing of the sites, view
archived versions of the sites, or perform a
keyword search of archived pages using Archive-It.
The Historical Resources page provides
practical guides that were either commissioned by ITHS and appear
nowhere else, or are items that were posted here with the permission
of the copyright holder and are difficult or impossible to find
elsewhere on the web.
The Links section gives pointers to
web pages maintained by other individuals and organizations that
may also be of interest to people who visit the ITHS web site.
Case Studies explain how some companies have started and maintained
their archives.
The Video Links section lists online
videos relating to computer and IT history.
WorldCat Library Search lets you search the world's largest
network of library content and services, connecting you to the
collections and services of more than 10,000 libraries worldwide.
The Featured Projects page
provides access to the projects we've featured on our Opening Page. |
