Geographic Information Systems/Science gives users a way to think spatially and solve many kinds of problems. GIS is used in many different fields, in the private and public sector, in universities, government agencies and non-profits. Please join us in this session as we make connections within the Central Florida GIS community, and talk about what […]
Continue readingGenius.com was formerly the music wiki RapGenius, but it’s now open to a series of genres, including literature, film, history, and law. Genius’s tagline is “annotate the world” — anyone can annotate any line of text (and, soon, any kind of image), using not only words but also images, videos, and music. Users can create pages of text that […]
Continue readingOur session proposes to talk about current updates to the Charles Brockden Brown Electronic Archive and Scholarly Edition platform (XTF) and user interface, including refinements in our primary and secondary bibliography metadata. Questions are invited about our choice of platform, archive selection process, use of TEI, use of Library of Congress Subject Headings, and other processes relative archive […]
Continue readingOur THATCamp workshop is about “The Citizen Curator,” which is the project of a Visual Texts &Technology seminar at the University of Central Florida led by Professor Barry Mauer. The course focuses on citizen curating, which offers opportunities to non-professional curators who are interested in the art of creating exhibits from archived materials. We will curate […]
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