Open Source Community and the Omeka Controlled Vocabulary Plugin
I love open source. Why? Here's a fairly representative example.
Following Patrick Murray-John's excellent post and
Briefly Noted for April 23, 2010
An Asset Bubble in Higher Ed? — Michael Feldstein (currently of Oracle and formerly of SUNY) argues that we may be
Briefly Noted for April 21, 2010
edUi Call for Proposals — edUi has posted the CFP for its November 2010 conference in Charlottesville, Virginia. edUi provides a
Digital History and the Public History Curriculum
A knowledge of digital history theories and methods is quickly becoming essential for public historians. More and more, digital history
Briefly Noted for April 8, 2010
Teachinghistory.org's New Look — If you haven’t visited recently, take another look at CHNM’s National History
Briefly Noted for March 31, 2010
Yikes! Another Facebook Privacy SNAFU — Another reason to be happy I left Facebook: it seems a bug in Facebook’s
Picking on someone our own size
Friends of the blog will know that I have long been skeptical of historical video game projects. One of several
Rethinking Access
[This week and next I'll be facilitating the discussion of "Learning & Information" at the IMLS
Briefly Noted for March 30, 2010
Old Sturbridge Village Shaping Up — I have spent more time at Old Sturbridge Village, which is two towns over from
iPads and irResponsibility
Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania has announced it will give every full-time student a new Apple iPad upon arrival in
