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University Turns to Crowdsourcing to Transcribe John Muir's Journals

Mar 20, 2015 at

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The University of the Pacific in Stockton has the largest collection of John Muir's papers, including 78 handwritten journals. Now, it's looking to the "crowd" to help transcribe them.

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University Turns to Crowdsourcing to Transcribe John Muir's Journals

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