Abstract
This paper will present the project "Enriching Europeana through citizen science and artificial intelligence - unlocking the 19th century" in which the State Archives in Zagreb is included. The project combines citizen science campaigns and artificial intelligence (AI) in facilitating access to 19th-century handwritten documents not only for researchers but also for students, amateur historians, and the general public. This paper will explain the organization of the project, like the divisions into activities as well as the desired outcomes of each of them. It will also explain the role of all the partners who are involved in the project. As for the States Archives in Zagreb, this paper will describe in detail all the tasks that the State Archives is involved in. The main focus will be on representing the organization of the Transcribathon event. The Transcribathon event serves as a crowdsourcing element of the project. The paper will exhibit elements of the Transcribathon event, the main goals of the event, the targeted group, and the materials on which the transcriptions will be done. Also, it will highlight the importance of the visibility of the archive and its materials for educational and scientific purposes.
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