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<p dir="auto">Thank you for helping us transcribe our DVDs.</p>
<p dir="auto">You do not have to be a techie. All you need to do is<br />
use a browser to access our museum app, be able to edit<br />
a Word document, and enjoy working with others.</p>
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<li>
<p dir="auto">First, use your browser at museum.carolinehistory.online<br />
and register as a user with username and email address. and of<br />
course a password. Note: to register, there are 2 checkoff<br />
boxes that MUST be checked.</p>
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<p dir="auto">Next you will be emailed a confirmation email and be given<br />
permissions to edit dvd documents.</p>
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<p dir="auto">3 .Our museum app is a forum based app. there are categories<br />
and topics. as a registered user, you can view certain<br />
categories/ topics. you will be sent an email selecting the<br />
dvd category/ topic/ word file to edit.</p>
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<li>Here is the simple part. select the item to edit and<br />
download to your laptop. the file location on your laptop<br />
is up to you.</li>
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<p dir="auto">couple notes to help on this since it may be confusing.<br />
first, you are DOWNLOADING a copy of the file to your laptop.<br />
you will NOT be using the museum app to do edits. Second,<br />
where files are downloaded on your laptop depends on how<br />
you use your laptop. When it comes time to submit your<br />
updated file, you will use the museum app to upload.</p>
<p dir="auto">The firefox/ chrome/ opera/ edge browser behave differently<br />
for downloading files. Once downloaded, its up to<br />
you to edit the docx or doc file.</p>
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<li>The file name convention is a simple one. each file has a frozen<br />
prefix portion and free portion. dont mess with the frozen part.<br />
you will see a _00.docx as part of the file name. the frozen part is to<br />
everything before _00.</li>
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<p dir="auto">the 00 stands for the original/ raw file. you should change the number<br />
by +1 when you make substantial edits.</p>
<p dir="auto">after the 00 and before the '.', you may add whatever as part of the<br />
name. ex:" -my first one".</p>
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<li>If you want to give an explanation or comment, use the Reply feature<br />
of the system. Not only can you give a comment, you can even upload<br />
the file. the Reply is your chatbox.</li>
</ol>
<p dir="auto">A super nice feature in our museum app is the ' Not Watching' switch. When its<br />
turned on to "Watching"  you will get an email if there any changes.<br />
You do NOT have to call or email for attention.</p>
<p dir="auto">Note: you can reply to this Howto if things are unclear<br />
or can be made better.</p>
<p dir="auto">What are we hoping to end up with?</p>
<p dir="auto">The transcripts are taken from videos of speeches given at<br />
various events over the years. They are produced by Artificial<br />
Intelligence which picks up all the sounds made during the speech,<br />
There are plenty of "um's" and "uhs" that we want removed,along<br />
with extraneous punctuation.</p>
<p dir="auto">Also, sometimes,the speaker makes an obvious error that you may<br />
detect from the general context of the speech. Please fix<br />
those as well. If something appears incorrect, but the fix is<br />
not obvious, leave it as is. Hopefully,	a knowledgeable person<br />
will read the results and make further edits.</p>
<p dir="auto">We hope to have a coherent written document, so that people<br />
can read it.</p>
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