LibraryofVA/plugin-Export-2.0, Export was designed specifically for use by the Library of Virginia to extract transcription data to then be imported into a digital asset management system adding full text search capability.LibraryofVA/plugin-Scripto-2.0, a fork of ui-libraries/plugin-Scripto, which was orginally forked from CHNM's Scripto tool for crowd sourced transcription of documents.Daniel-KM/CsvImport, a fork of Omeka's CsvImport that allows bulk upload of item and file-level metadata.Omeka Dublin Core Extended plugin version 2.2.In this project the Library of Virginia is completing further customizations and updating software to the versions listed below. UI-Libraries made significant additions to the Scripto plugin, created a new Omeka theme, and customized other Omeka plugins to style and scale for a library production environment. Scripto uses MediaWiki, which allows users to continually improve upon work that has already been done. Transcribe is built on the Omeka content management system and uses the Scripto plugin to facilitate transcription.

Making History - Transcribe is a tool for engaging users in transcribing handwritten documents, making them more searchable and enhancing them for research. A pervious version of this project can be found at Making History: Transcribe. Their project, DIYHistory|transcribe, can be found at with their github repository located at /ui-libraries.

Transcribe is built upon the open-source generosity of George Mason University's Center for History and New Media and was an original creation by the amazing staff at The University of Iowa Libraries.

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