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Molly Dolan commented on the post, Omeka in the classroom, on the site THATCamp Virginia 2010 right now

This would dovetail well with my interest in teaching staff at small museums and historical societies how to use Omeka to get their collections out there on the web.

Molly Dolan wrote a new post, The Ephemera of the Past and the Ephemera of the Future, on the site THATCamp Virginia 2010 right now

A couple of the things I’d be interested in talking to other THATCampers about are loosely tied together. First, as a digital librarian at a state school in a historically very underfunded state, I’m interested in […]

Molly Dolan commented on the post, an R&D agenda for embodied interaction in DH?, on the site THATCamp Virginia 2010 right now

I definitely think the gendering of technology is an interesting topic for discussion. I went to a talk Mark Frauenfelder (of Make: Magazine) gave a couple of years ago, and the question I asked him at the end was […]

Molly Dolan commented on the post, Intersections of the Digital and the Material, on the site THATCamp Virginia 2010 right now

One of the prime examples of the intersection of craft and digital would be Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com.