Answer :

In addition to making Dr. Williams’ speeches accessible to a global audience, the digitised collection now allows for the following: Ability for researchers to conduct more in-depth analyses through use of keyword searches, text analysis tools and perhaps even data mining which would all have proved challenging and time-consuming with physical objects. Study of the material/speeches in context of the time in which they were delivered, which would help researchers gain a better and deeper understanding of the historical context within which the speeches were made. Comparative analyses of the speeches, identification of recurring themes, and possible shifts in Dr. Williams’ thinking and political ideology over time. Incorporation of Dr. Williams’ words into educational curricula, thus enabling students to engage with primary source materials and gain a better understanding of Trinidad and Tobago’s, as well as the Caribbean’s, history and politics.