Ask a question, learn Archives trivia, or see an interesting photo in the chatbot. You can keep tagging and sorting documents, but you can also use the bot to answer your questions about visiting the National Archives and starting your research, learn some archives trivia, or see an interesting photo (like these awesome track workers in 1943!). Tag it! Select handwritten, typed, or both to tag the document. This helps us sort the documents by difficulty, which can then help our citizen archivists transcribe the records in the Catalog. When the bot serves you a record, you can tag the document as typed, handwritten, or both. The chatbot will open, and give you the option to tag a document or ask a question. To start interacting with the chatbot, click on the Send Message button on our Facebook page, and say “Hi!” To start chatting with the bot, tap on the Send Message button, and type “hi” in the text box. Let’s take a walk through the chatbot and I’ll show you how you can participate.įrom your phone or desktop, navigate to the National Archives Facebook page (Give us a follow! We post about lots of cool finds and interesting events!). In order to build a file system that natively supports scientific data discovery service, we have prototyped. Northern Satellite Courthouse (Gardendale) 651 Main Street, Suite 127, Gardendale, AL 35071. The Facebook chatbot is a way for users to interact with the National Archives and help us make records more accessible. 2 TAGIT OVERVIEW The key design goals of TagIt are as follows: (i) Making file systems inherently searchable (ii) enabling metadata capture (iii) minimiz-ing data movement and (iv) building easy-to-use system tools and interfaces. This American Archives Month, I’m excited to present an awesome new project from the National Archives, developed by NARAtions’ own Mary King. What do you get when you have an audacious strategic goal to have one million records enhanced by citizen archivists in the National Archives Catalog and an idea to try something new on a social site? You create a Facebook Messenger Chatbot, of course! Today’s post comes from Pamela Wright, Chief Innovation Officer.
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