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Photoshopping History: Lane Technical High School | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Photoshopping History: Lane Technical High School. February 24, 2016. I am a Photoshop novice and can’t claim any expertise about how the tool is used, or even about what it might be capable of, but this post will discuss a few ideas about how these photos could be edited in Photoshop in preparation for display in our online exhibit. Here’s another shot of the football team from the same day. In Photoshop, I might crop the edges where white s...Lane Te...
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“The Vault” and the History Web on Slate | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. 8220;The Vault” and the History Web on Slate. March 7, 2016. The popular generalist online magazine. Has a robust presence on what scholars Roy Rosenzweig and Daniel J. Cohen have termed the “ History Web. Frequently publishes posts that place current events or popular culture in historical context. With Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump apparently reluctant. To distance himself from the endorsement of former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke,.
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Digital Storytelling and Gaming | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Digital Storytelling and Gaming. April 3, 2016. In his 2011 book. The New Digital Storytelling: Creating Narratives with New Media. Set in an underwater alternate-history dystopia),. A postnuclear adventure game set in Washington, DC), and. A historical strategy game). Metadata: Two Case Studies. Video Production at the Mütter Museum →. One thought on “ Digital Storytelling and Gaming. April 4, 2016 at 7:10 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are comme...
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Public History Media | Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016 | Page 2
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Public History Twitter: A Case Study. February 5, 2016. February 5, 2016. To promote understanding and inspire appreciation of the achievements, contributions, and experiences of African Americans through exhibits, programs, and activities that illustrate African and African American history, culture and art. Matthew Henson, (CO-DISCOVERER of the North Pole) https:/ t.co/FWPLBOkq0d. Mdash; DuSable Museum (@DuSableMuseum) February 4, 2016. Video Product...
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The Lessons of Goodreads for Public Historians | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. The Lessons of Goodreads for Public Historians. February 19, 2016. The book sharing and cataloging site Goodreads. Goodreads was founded in 2006 by entrepreneurs Otis Chandler II and Elizabeth Chandler in order “to help people find and share books they love. What can public historians learn from Goodreads? This article relies on information from the Wikipedia article. Online Exhibits: Some Thoughts on Process. What I found most interesting about your p...
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Video Production at the Mütter Museum | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Video Production at the Mütter Museum. April 8, 2016. For this post, I returned to the online presence of the Mütter Museum. Which I used to evaluate online exhibitions back at the beginning of the semester. I recalled that the site hosted an extensive series of videos, posted through their YouTube channel and linked through a special section. For example, museum director Robert Hicks hosted a mini video series. Digital Storytelling and Gaming. Ella, y...
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Wrap-Up & Final Reflection | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Wrap-Up and Final Reflection. April 27, 2016. As the semester draws to a close, my group and I are hard at work applying what we’ve learned about digital public history to our final project, an Omeka.net exhibit on vocational education in Chicago entitled “ Ladies Who Sew, Men Who Weld. 8221; In this post, I thought I’d make note of a few observations I’ve made and helpful things that I’ve learned about this aspect of the field. Enter your comment here.
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Metadata: Two Case Studies | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Metadata: Two Case Studies. March 25, 2016. As Murtha Baca points out in the edited volume. As might be expected, recent online exhibitions mounted by the National Archives are comprehensive in their use of metadata and thoughtful about its presentation. The exhibit “ Discovery and Recovery: Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has an online exhibit on Nazi propaganda. Networking at NCPH 2016. Notify me of new c...
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March | 2016 | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Metadata: Two Case Studies. March 25, 2016. As Murtha Baca points out in the edited volume. As might be expected, recent online exhibitions mounted by the National Archives are comprehensive in their use of metadata and thoughtful about its presentation. The exhibit “ Discovery and Recovery: Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has an online exhibit on Nazi propaganda. Networking at NCPH 2016. March 20, 2016.
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Digital Storytelling and Gaming | Public History Media
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Ella Wagner, Loyola University Chicago, Spring 2016. Digital Storytelling and Gaming. April 3, 2016. In his 2011 book. The New Digital Storytelling: Creating Narratives with New Media. Set in an underwater alternate-history dystopia),. A postnuclear adventure game set in Washington, DC), and. A historical strategy game). Metadata: Two Case Studies. Video Production at the Mütter Museum →. One thought on “ Digital Storytelling and Gaming. April 4, 2016 at 7:10 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are comme...
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