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Revision as of 20:08, 20 March 2014
2013
Tamil Documentation Conference 2013
Panaiyolai Documentation Seminar 2013
Collection Development 2013
2012
CTS Digitization 2012
Collection Development 2012
Jaffna Library Digitization 2012
Digitizing Publications for Online Access
Panaiyolai Documentation Seminar 2012
Documentation and Archiving of rare endangered documents
Noolaham 10,000 Event
2011
CTS Digitization 2011
Collection Development 2011
Jaffna Library Digitization 2011
Digitization Workshop 2011
Introdutory Events 2011
2010
CTS Digitization 2010
Collection Development 2010
ICES Digitization
Project Niruvanam
Digitization Workshop 2010
2009
Collection Development 2009
CTS Digitization 2009
Digitization Project, Colombo 2009
2008
Digitization Project, Trincomalee 2008
Muhappu Digitization Project 2008-2009
Digitization Project, Colombo 2008
2007
Digital Library CMS Project 2007
WERC Digitization Project 2007
WERC Digitization project was the first collaborative project conducted by Noolaham Foundation. The objective of this project was to digitize the publications of WERC and Dr. Selvy Thiruchandran. This project was cordinated by G. Shaseevan.
WERC provided the publications, the computer, computer maintenance, and a space in their research library to carry out the scanning. Noolaham Foundation paid for the labour and scanner. This collaboration saw 140 publications being digitized.
