Have you ever scrambled looking for a digital solution to a problem such as transcribing handwritten text or creating a bibliography? Do you just go to your favorite search engine, enter your search criteria and then sort through all the results?
DiRT – short for Digital Research Tools Wiki is a much better way of finding “the right tool for the right job.” This wiki is an online “emporium” of the latest and greatest resources for specific tasks – many of which are performed by genealogists.
For example, check out all the tools available for transcribing handwritten or spoken texts:
For me, DiRT is a must-have in my web browser favorites!
© 2009, copyright Thomas MacEntee
Looks cool. Thanks for the tip.
I’m so glad to know about this Wiki. Thanks Thomas for getting the word out. I have to add my favorite Transcribe 2.3 to the list for transcribing handwritten text. I think it’s fantastic.
Tx for spreading the word about the Digital Tool Wiki @geneabloggers http://bit.ly/17EHPA
Tx for spreading the word about the Digital Tool Wiki @geneabloggers http://bit.ly/17EHPA
Digital Research Tools Wiki http://bit.ly/3SIyOS
Digital Research Tools Wiki http://bit.ly/3SIyOS