Sentence examples for digitised collections from inspiring English sources

Along the way users can browse image galleries, take a quiz and delve straight into our digitised collections to find out more.

We've started looking at the data we've gathered through Google Analytics and an online survey to evaluate the kind of engagement we're creating with our digitised collections.

To underpin their expertise they read, and in time took on new media and drew on vast digitised collections of usage examples known as corpora.

Sometimes you have to collaborate with others in order to reach your audiences and digitised collections are a fertile site for creative collaborations.

We also wanted to focus on our digitised collections, which are fascinating and diverse, and of interest to a much larger audience than specialist researchers.

Researchers in various fields, from acoustic phonetics to child language development, rely on digitised collections of spoken language data as raw material for research.

A digitised archive collection is an educational tool too– teachers and academics can access our collections with ease to enrich lessons or their research.

Soon my digitised music collection (for somehow CDs don't feel digitised, even though they're digital) amounted to 20GB, with thousands of songs.

The digitised British Library collection is just one more step in a process that started in the 19th century when JP Richter transcribed and translated a broad selection from what he called "the literary works of Leonardo da Vinci".

I searched the vast digitised newspaper collection of the National Library of Australia (more than 220 million newspaper articles).

What, we wondered, might this emerging form look like if we replaced most of the words with rich digitised content from our collections?