To follow up on the Leventhal Map collection: Historic Map Works out of Westbrook, Maine has been doing similar work: http://www.historicmapworks.com/About.php.  I’m not sure about all the details, but I know that you can use their maps to look at layers of place in a given setting.

For more experienced Campers, this topic is well-worn, I know. It’s a discussion I’ve had at every THATCamp I’ve attended. But it’s one that never fails to get me to think. I think it’s evergreen. Basically, a free-wheeling discussion about advocacy, communication, community, and labor within the digital humanities. Topics would include (but in no way […]

Getting Started with Open Digital Collections will provide an overview of how to find and use open access content in museum digital collections. This session will review: Where to find open digital collections How to identify open access content How to use open collections content (this segment will focus on how to navigate the terms of use […]