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Cathy Stanton wrote a new post, "WordPress as a Public History Platform" session notes, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2013 right now

Here are the notes from this afternoon’s session on using WordPress in public history settings.

Cathy Stanton wrote a new post, A brainstorming session for the Public History Commons?, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2013 right now

At the first THATCamp NCPH, two years ago, we brainstormed the Public History Commons into existence. By this time last year, we’d created the site and launched the History@Work blog on it. At this point, we’re […]

Cathy Stanton commented on the post, Join us for the third THATCamp NCPH!, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2013 right now

Hi Sarah – Since the official THATCamp registration is linked to the overall conference registration site and conference pre-registration is now closed, you’re not able to sign up that way, but we do still have […]

Cathy Stanton wrote a new post, Join us for the third THATCamp NCPH!, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2013 right now

NCPH’s THATCamps in 2011 and 2012 were great successes–collegial and productive days in which people from all over the public history field got together to share ideas, learn skills, solve problems, and plan […]

Cathy Stanton wrote a new post, Debriefing from today's THATCamp NCPH, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2012 right now

I’ve just posted something (with a few pictures) on “History@Work” about our collective debriefing conversation from today’s camp.

Thanks for the great day, everyone!

~ Cathy Stanton

Cathy Stanton commented on the post, Blogs., on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2012 right now

Really interested in this idea, Tom. As Anne said, it’s a natural complement to our discussions about what “History@Work” might become and where NCPH might be headed with its new […]

Cathy Stanton commented on the post, Software for Online Collections: Which Tools for What Purposes?, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2012 right now

I love this idea, Trevor. It strikes me as the kind of thing that would make a really good “History@Work” post or series of posts, perhaps with some links to examples of existing projects that are combining these […]

Cathy Stanton wrote a new post, Last-minute Miscellany, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

(This is Marla, via Cathy) I’m mainly looking to learn what’s happening out there in terms of interpretive technologies — QR tags, on-the-fly walking tours, apps that seem look promising, etc. Also, I’m involved […]

Cathy Stanton wrote a new post, Looking for female roommate for Tuesday, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

Hi all,

I hope it’s appropriate to post this here – my conference roommate and I have just realized that we got a day out of sync with our hotel room planning, and I find myself needing to figure out […]

Cathy Stanton commented on the post, What Cathy said! , on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

Yes, I’ve been looking at projects like these, Anne (and in fact was just at a presentation last night about the Battle Road Scenic Byway in eastern Mass. that used a Google-map-based virtual tour). Haven’t […]

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

My half-formed idea is very similar to Anne Whisnant’s (not surprising, as we’re working on similar road-related projects!). I’d love to find a way to create a good, clear online map of the whole 140-mile length […]

Cathy Stanton wrote a new post, Looking for female roommate for Tues. night, on the site THATCamp National Council on Public History 2011 right now

Is there anyone else who’s coming in on Tuesday night who would like to split room costs with me? I can add the Tuesday to my Crowne Plaza reservation, but don’t want to do it unless I can share the bill (my […]