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anne_whisnant wrote a new post, Session on "Experts" and The Crowd, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

Session on “Experts” and the Crowd
Random notes (lightly edited) by Anne Whisnant
Some key issues:

Public/user participation in creating/tagging content for digital exhibits
Public/user contribution of […]

anne_whisnant commented on the post, Website Interfaces with ContentDM, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

I’ll be interested in hearing more about your issues, Susan. I am working with the UNC Libraries on my Blue Ridge Parkway project, and there are definitely issues that arise because of contentDM, but I don’t […]

anne_whisnant wrote a new post, What Cathy said! , on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

I also posted this as a “comment” on Cathy’s post, but suddenly wasn’t sure if I needed to be logged in to post it that way (which I wasn’t). So, sorry for the repetition, but this is a response to Cathy’s […]

anne_whisnant commented on the post, What Anne said, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

Cathy, it will be great to talk about this! I have seen some exciting things done with Google Maps/Earth API to create the kind of thing you are talking about (not that I know, really, how to do it), but we might […]

anne_whisnant wrote a new post, Creating a flexible geospatial interface for Blue Ridge Parkway project, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

Hi everyone,

In 2009, a team of us at UNC-Chapel Hill got a grant to develop “Driving Through Time: The Digital Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina,” an extensive web archive that will bring together primary […]