THATCamp 2008: Day 1 Dork Short Lightening Talks
Posted on 14th June 2008Under: THATCamp2008, information visualization, interface design, open source, software | 2 Comments »
open source
Under: THATCamp2008, information visualization, interface design, open source, software | 2 Comments »
THATCamp 2008: Crowdsourced Transcription and Collaborative Annotation
Posted on 5th June 2008Under: THATCamp2008, digitization, interface design, metadata, open source, oral history, software, transcription, video, virtual collaboration | 11 Comments »
MIT’s SIMILE Project: Innovations in Metadata Interaction and Analysis
Posted on 13th January 2008Under: EAD, access, information visualization, interface design, metadata, open source, software | 2 Comments »
Digital Preservation via Emulation – Dioscuri and the Prevention of Digital Black Holes
Posted on 25th December 2007Under: access, at risk records, born digital records, context, electronic records, future-proofing, open source, preservation, software | 2 Comments »
The MemoryArchive Affiliate Program: A Wiki Engine for Collecting Memoirs
Posted on 14th November 2007Under: access, archival community, born digital records, metadata, open source, oral history, software, virtual collaboration | 2 Comments »
Wordpress Blog Magic – A look under the hood
Posted on 22nd June 2007Under: blogs, interface design, open source, software | 8 Comments »
reCAPTCHA: crowdsourcing transcription comes to life
Posted on 28th May 2007Under: access, digitization, open source, transcription | 10 Comments »
Book Review: Dreaming in Code (a book about why software is hard)
Posted on 24th May 2007Under: book review, context, electronic records, journalism, learning technology, open source, preservation, software | 1 Comment »
SAA 2007 Session Proposal: Preserving Context and Original Order in a Digital World
Posted on 28th September 2006Under: EAD, GIS, SAA2006, SAA2007, access, context, digitization, interface design, metadata, open source, original order, software | 1 Comment »
My New Daydream: A Hosting Service for Digitized Collections
Posted on 20th September 2006Under: access, digitization, future-proofing, historical research, interface design, internet archiving, open source, software, what if | 3 Comments »