I hope that you can reprise this as a short as well as in a session so that we can all see the tools.

New York City’s Citylore project “Cities of Memory” permits visitors to contribute stories and immages of places or to create thematic walking tours on particular […]

This sounds similar to Dennie Eagleson’s project and building local history and culture resources with the tools available is of great interest to me. There seems to be at least one strong thread forming around […]

I think that there are great potential connections between the digital work being done in museums and possibilities for using new media in classroom teaching. I look forward to learning more about what you are […]

These seems a bit like the Getting Things Done type maps that include Urgent and Important, Urgent but not Important, Important but not Urgent, and Not Important and Not Urgent? The visualization of our […]

I agree that the relationships and logistics are a challenge for these projects. I am looking forward to our shift to semesters so that there is more time to develop projects. I am teaching two linked Service […]

I found Omeka to be a terrific learning tool as well. However, we did run into problems regarding copyright for the materials that students assembled as well as with permissions to make student work public. I […]

I’m curious about the kinds of digital stories you are looking at. Who are the authors and what is the context in which they embarked on digital storytelling? What motivates the narrators? Where and how do they […]

It was great to see the student exhibit resulting from your course this past week at the University of Dayton. These projects that link community of place and documentary may also have the potential to engage the […]

There is a lot of potential in the link between social media and new approaches to visualizing data and the democratization (certainly a concern of humanities) of policy and planning. Quality of access may be a […]

This year, I’m teaching Urban Society and Change for the first time. This is a course about cities and urban change around the world. I’ve been experimenting with using Google Maps both for sharing digital […]

This sounds like a great initiative and partnership. I look forward to learning more about it.

The discussion of analytics and social networks will be very useful to me at this point. I also look forward to learning more about Kora and how it compares with Omeka.

This will be useful in regards to teaching and scholarship in oral history and fieldwork. I have signed up to look at the EVIADA archives and I look forward to this discussion.

Time and space seems to be a thread connecting several posts. I would very much like to participate in these discussions. I’m beginning to feel like there’s so much to see and so little time, I’ll be interested to […]

I share your interest in bringing academics and professionals in museums and other organizations together to engage with broader audiences. Digital tools and the Internet seem to provide a virtual context or even […]

While you have a little of an edge age wise, unless you were using that computer in high school, I still remember those IBM cards. I’m interested in what can be done to minimize the pain as well. Although your […]

I’m interested in learning more about this. I’ve spent a good part of the last year learning to use digital tools and resources via the digital campus podcasts — but I’m interested to see how these applications […]