by Jennifer Bengtson | Feb 28, 2011 | CHI Fellowship Program, CHI Project Info
For my CHI fellowship project, I will create a digital repository for materials relating to major Mississippian archaeological sites. The Mississippians were the most socially-complex peoples to ever inhabit prehistoric North America, and their sites generally date to...
by Jennifer Sano-Franchini | Feb 18, 2011 | CHI Project Info
I entered the CHI fellowship program without a real sense of what my cultural heritage informatics project would look like. I knew that I wanted to to be useful, and I figured it would be a best if I could connect the project to my imminent dissertation. But beyond...
by Micalee Sullivan | Feb 16, 2011 | Uncategorized
Last week I made my first attempt at installing Omeka onto a server – my first step towards creating my Sixteen Tons project. Let’s just say I’m still in the process of completing this first step, but I am happy to have been given the opportunity to...
by Katy Meyers | Feb 14, 2011 | CHI Project Info
As I discussed in a previous post, the Bone Collective is the project that I will be working on as a Cultural Heritage Informatics (CHI) fellow. Currently, the Bone Collective project is in its initial development stage. This means that I am primarily learning to use...
by alex.galarza | Feb 4, 2011 | CHI Articles & Discussions
I recently gave two workshops on Zotero to give an overview of its features, evangelize for its use, and to suggest models for collaboration that take advantage of group libraries. One workshop was conducted as a departmental lunch-and-learn for historians, and the...
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