Crowdsourcing offers an interesting opportunity for the general public to engage with scholars and project leaders to complete a common goal. Historian and Archivist Trevor Owens notes in his blog that crowdsourcing can offer a sense of purpose to many individuals, especially those who are … Continue readingCrowdsourcing Transcription Projects
Using HTML (or HyperText Markup Language) is a very fun and easy way to integrate customized or interactive elements into any webpage. For anyone who is old enough to remember, HTML was an introduction to coding for many teenagers trying to spice up their MySpace … Continue readingHow to Embed Interactives in Websites with HTML
With the growing availability of technology and the evolution of digital tools for both museums and educators, the possibilities of digital integration are endless. Maps are one of the most widely-used forms of media and have been used for centuries to convey the meaning of … Continue readingMapping in the Digital Age
Unfortunately, I am not one of those people that can study in complete silence. I have tinnitus (or a “hum in the drum” as Kevin Spacey quotes in Baby Driver), so my ears ring whenever it is too quiet. Because of this, I love listening … Continue readingStar Wars Study-Sesh