Collections
Build a community One of DigiClerk’s objectives is to build a community. The community will be based on a Collection or a sub collection. It might be geographically based or perhaps based around a surname or occupation. Within DigiClerk subscribers can also form groups to work together on projects within the collections. Join a community…
DigiClerk seeks a sponsor for the Yachting Collection. The sponsor is most likely to be a business or organisation with an interest in reaching out across the maritime leisure sector. Yachting Collection the beginning The collection started with a request from David Harding, a yachting journalist and photographer. Practical Boat Owner, a yachting magazine, put out…
Today has been spent loading more yachting records onto the Yachting Collection. They have mostly been boats beginning with ‘Q’ or ‘R’ and they have produced some interesting images of some quirky boats. Rana Plast The first photo is of a Rana Plast Skipper and two rather inappropriately dressed gentlemen. Rana Plast appear to still…
As we write (6 Feb 2023) the DigiClerk Yachting Collection grows and now contains 2,031 records. From our estimation that leaves us with some 98,000 records still to digitise. Quite a task! Those initial records were from David Harding (see his latest yacht review here). As part of the development phase 3c (P3c) we will…
As we write (28 Mar 2023) the DigiClerk People Collection grows with further development and more uploads. The People Collection contains 8,694 records. As part of the further development phase 3c (P3c) we will be enhancing the visualisation of the records. The first part will be the ability to sort and filter the graphs, tables…
Splash racing dinghy Whatever happened to this little racer made by Moores of Wroxham, Norfolk, UK? We have just uploaded the 1994 sales brochure and price list onto the platform. As an avid sailor and dinghy racer, I am amazed that I have never seen one. “Splash is a strict one design class. This means…
Look at records. April 2023 At last, we have got to the stage where we can demonstrate the the ‘look at records’ process. We break these down to four sub processes: see, browse, search and view records. To date we have focussed on the uploading process and got that working on both the PC platform…
As we write (3 March 2023) the DigiClerk Yachting Collection grows with further development and more uploads. The Yachting Collection contains 1,851 records. Another treasure trove of information uploaded onto DigiClerk Yachting. This one is a classic reborn, the Swordsman 37. Come an join the records revolution… https://www.digiclerk.uk/collections/yachting
The development of DigiClerk (DC) is progressing well and here is a development update as of 25 May 2023. Key business processes To start we need to go back to the basics and the four key business processes of DC: Onboard Members Input records Look at records Download records. These are the key processes. We…
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