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Excite & engage your audiences, with PastView's built in website design tools or explore our bespoke design services.
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PastView Blog Discover the digital collections with enhanced access thanks to PastView. Read our blog for advice on accessibility, news and features
- MARAC Fall '24 | ArchivalOne: A Unified Solution for Digital Archivesby Paul Marks on 15 November 2024 at 4:27 pm
On Thursday 14th November, we had the privilege of presenting at MARAC’s third virtual event, 'The Renaissance & Renewal Conference', which brought together archivists from across the community to celebrate creativity, advocacy, versatility, and innovation in archival work. We had the opportunity of introducing attendees to ArchivalOne - our collaborative effort to simplify and enhance archival management and digital publishing. A collaboration between PastView (by Townsweb Archiving), History Associates Incorporated (HAI), and National Office Systems (NOS), ArchivalOne combines decades of expertise to provide a seamless, one-stop solution for the digitisation and management of cultural heritage collections.
- Royal Logistic Corps Museum: Migrating a Military Archive to PastViewby [email protected] (TownsWeb) on 27 September 2024 at 11:06 am
CASE STUDY Embarking on a military-style data journey There is much reason to celebrate for the Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) Museum website has just gone live! This means that all of the existing content contained within their previous archive has now, after a long and methodical process, been successfully ingested into the PastView platform. This will truly enhance the visitor experience and modes of engagement, revolutionising how The RLC’s Museum's content is managed and shared.
- Transforming IMechE’s earliest council minutes with Handwritten Text Recongitionby Elsie Flynn on 13 February 2024 at 10:00 am
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- BACS enhances access to Scotland's rich business history with PastViewby Elsie Flynn on 22 November 2023 at 10:00 am
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- Radley College excels once more and upgrades to latest version of PastViewby Elsie Flynn on 13 November 2023 at 8:56 am
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