Let me add – this can become more of a “hack” session if people are interested. I could provide sample images and you could download the free version of the Object2VR software and try it out – I could talk you […]

I was hoping someone would propose something in this vein. I am also very interested in this, but I know very little – I want to learn! Thanks for the links you included. I wish I had known about the Marcia Zeng […]

I find this fascinating. I personally don’t like to take photos at museums, but I sometimes wish afterwards that I had done so. A couple of years ago I was writing about the temporary First Ladies exhibit at the […]

google doc for teaching with TEI/XML:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YvJcaZBHqrWhxFGAlR50DRyonOaYjPj0sICP9KClOto/edit?hl=en_US

link to google doc for Omeka follow up:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MPUDMkzuJ1BBLfKMv7nkLTfpRxPJGFomnoAeo9lHyoI/edit?hl=en_US

link to google doc for visualization session:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/14lA7Fi2RoMYlCQiNqotVQTpRTmuGsc94ky3zCVESAh4/edit?hl=en_US

link for the session on the absent object / teaching in the community session:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zFQie26ex3NwP_8fpZUWMyukkjdEH2sDamt5XfY2l_Q/edit?hl=en_US

Thanks for posting about Google docs, @astiefvater – I’m very interested in how a variety of tools (like Google docs) allow for collaborative knowledge-building and how that collaboration is significant in its own […]

Great proposals so far! I’m already anticipating the hardest part about a THATCamp – choosing which sessions to go to when they all sound so great.

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Great proposals so far! I’m already anticipating the hardest part about a THATCamp – choosing which sessions to go to when they all sound so great.

Among many other things, I would love to talk about digital […]

Yikes! Another session I wish I could be there for! Please take notes and share – following tweets is never enough, though I’ll try!

I also could definitely use some tools for visualizing non-family relationships. In my work to track down the stories of garments from Vassar’s collection of historic clothing, I’m dealing with another kind of […]

I will definitely be following this from afar (Hudson Valley, NY)! Please take lots of notes, and share them, please? In January I’ll be migrating Vassar College’s historic clothing collection database to Omeka. […]

Here is the page in the THATCamp wiki about our session on Material Culture.

Yes! (my answer to all 3 of your questions)

I’ve been thinking a lot about the “us vs. them” perspective while following this blog for the last few weeks. I appreciate the way you’ve articulated some of the assumptions about the generational aspect of this. […]

It’s not boring to me! I’m also exploring Omeka and seeing a great potential for use in education. I started looking at Omeka thinking it would simplify some of the types of projects I have students doing already […]

This social element is definitely the Next Big Step for many of our projects. The implications for education are incredible. I look forward to this discussion!

Karin – I don’t think that’s so off topic – but it does also relate to several other posts, including my own! I’m really interested in trying to recreate kinesthetic learning experiences digitally. I don’t know if […]