As a follow up to yesterday’s slides, here is a link to the Omeka website that I developed to support the talk at the National Council for History Education. It’s much better than the slides because you can actually explore the resources and tools.
Have at it and let me know what you think.
Slides from a keynote at the National Council for History Education Annual Meeting, March 13, 2009.
Here are the slides and audio from my presentation at MCN Taiwan. It was a wonderful trip full of conversations with engaging colleagues in the museum and library communities. I look forward to future interaction and collaboration with members of the organization when they come to the US for MCN in November.
Sorry for the bad pun, but 37 Signals fans should be pleased to see that the mainstream media is beginning to recognize the popularity, if not the virtues, of simple software. They’re profiled in Time magazine this week.