Here's my monthly Library and Archives Canada progress report on its Co-Lab Challenges since last month.
War Diaries of the First World War: No. 2 Construction Battalion is 26% complete and new
Canadian National Land Settlement Association is 94% complete, 90% last month.
Molly Lamb Bobak is 86% complete, 77% complete last month
Diary of François-Hyacinthe Séguin is 98% complete, 92% complete last month.
George Mully: moments in Indigenous communities, remains 2% complete.
Correspondence regarding First Nations veterans returning after the First World War remains 99% complete.
Winnipeg General Strike of 1919 is 96% complete, 84% complete last month.
Legendary Train Robber and Prison Escapee Bill Miner remains 99% complete.
Japanese-Canadians: Second World War, remains 61% complete.
The Call to Duty: Canada's Nursing Sisters is 94% complete, 93% last month.
New France and First Nations Relations, is 100% complete. 78% last month.
Projects that remain 100% complete are no longer reported here.
There's more being accomplished through Co-Lab than the Challenges.
Why doesn't LAC give publicity to other things becoming digitized through Co-Lab?
Last week I wanted to refer back to a letter in the Sir John A. Macdonald fonds available as four images. Clicking on the first image I found there is a blue Contribute button that allows you to transcribe it, which I did for the first two pages containing the information I needed.
How many items are available to contribute?
Why isn't the capability better known?
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