by khande20 | Dec 12, 2025 | CHI Grad Fellow Post, CHI Project Info
Ritesh K | Department of English | Michigan State University The year is 1982. Having worked with the likes of IPC Magazines, Warner Bros., and Marvel UK for over a decade, British comics editor Derek “Dez” Skinn had had a brief flirtation with advertising design in...
by foste410 | Dec 11, 2025 | CHI Grad Fellow Post, CHI Project Info
by Harry M. Foster | Department of English Project Overview The Badmen Archives is a revolutionary modular digital museum system that will ultimately map Black masculine heroism across every major American city. Starting with Detroit as our prototype city module,...
by zouyun | Dec 9, 2025 | CHI Grad Fellow Post
People’s Letters is a digital archive that seeks to preserve and illuminate a remarkable yet understudied body of historical sources: the letters written by ordinary people to government agencies throughout the Mao era. These letters (including petitions, complaints,...
by zouyun | Nov 27, 2025 | CHI Grad Fellow Post
Hello everyone! I hope you’re all enjoying a wonderful holiday week. Today, I want to share my journey of creating a digital component for a cultural heritage institution, an experience that fundamentally changed how I think about the intersection of technology,...
by zhouxi66 | Nov 21, 2025 | CHI Grad Fellow Post
Hi, this is Xinyue (Kiera). In this post, I want to reflect on what version control has come to mean for me, especially through my experiences working on two collaborative digital projects: Reframing Collections: From Geographic Generalizations to Cultural Context and...
by khande20 | Nov 14, 2025 | CHI Grad Fellow Post
Hello everyone, this is my second blog post on CHI. For this one, we need to address one of two topics: the importance and relevance of version control in cultural heritage projects, and the experience of creating a digital component for a cultural heritage...
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