Omeka - building digital collections since 2008
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EdTech, Libraries, and Open paradigms. Speed Skates, Technology and Open Learning. All of which I agree with, to a point.
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Building digital collections since 2008. Omeka Courses at Metro Thursday, July 12. Metro is offering three classes on Omeka this Thursday. Thurs, July 12 1000am-1200pm 35 METRO and myMETRO; 40 Non-Members. This will be an overall introduction to using Omeka to publish your cultural heritage objects on the web. Well cover the basics of how web publishing systems work, and where Omeka fits in that ecosystem, as well as how to add content, files, and metadata to an Omeka site. Well cover the basic O.PARSED CONTENT
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The mission of the Cornell College Archives is to provide an institutional record of the College and to document its activities. In pursuit of this mission, we identify, collect, organize, preserve, and make available college records and personal papers of enduring value from faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of the college for use by the college community and by the general public.
The Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History. New Paltz in the Civil War. Declared on oath their intention to become citizens. A total of 354 men were enrolled in this book. This Exhibit includes the entire 1863 New Paltz Enrollment Book and its transcription, a consideration of.
First Records of Carson Valley Utah Territory 1851. This exhibit commemorates the 100th anniversary of the historic heavyweight boxing match between James J.