I’m working on those website corrections. Fun stuff.
Actually, what’s more fun– and I’m betting this is the group that would be interested in this (being a little geeky and good-oriented): I was driving around Fredericksburg today (I was either on Stafford St. or on Augustine St. can’t remember) and saw the google [...]
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Okay– so (OF COURSE) I went over the allowed word count!
But I have some thought about the future of this class, history at mary washington, and the topic of digitial history that I thought might be good to post. I’m guessing this is going to be a part of what we will talk about on [...]
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During one of our Thursday presentations, the “Alumni Group” was asked a question about how, on our contract, we divided and set deadlines for the work we had to do on our project. At the time, I didn’t think that was such a big deal- I assumed that each group member would contribute pretty much [...]
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Done, D-done, done-y, da-da-da-done…
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You have no idea how much I want to write an “I’m done” blog entry.
Even though I have mosttttttttt things done, I’m guessing I will always be making changes. So I don’t think that “I’m done” statement wil ever happen…
Question: I accidentally put my flash drive thingie through wash yesterday. Is it going to work. [...]
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Sometimes I forget to write on the blog.
What we need to talk about tomorrow:
- Exhibit problems: pdf documents not being displayed. What do we do?
- Timeline: I can’t get videos to work, can anybody else?
- Profiles: We’re missing some information.
- Polishing the site: Go through and make edits, make sure all links [...]
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Yaaaaaaaaaaaay!! I never got that out here… My 485 rough draft is done and turned in. Don’t worry, I did it Monday, but didn’t feel the need to update everyone until now. And only now since I am giving a project update anyway. So it’s done. Hopefully Dr. Hudgins doesn’t make me change anything for [...]
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In reading Christopher Miller’s article “Strange Facts in the History Classroom: Or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Lobe the Wiki(pedia),” I immediately thought about the discussion we had a few weeks ago (months ago?) where we talked about our own opinions of how to incorporate Wikipedia into academic research. During that discussion, we [...]
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Well, today is really our first deadline- we’re supposed to have the articles scanned/uploaded to omeka. Hmmm…. deadline: “a line beyond which you die”. Who died? We also made some other deadlines on our google calander. We’ll see how thhhhhaaaat goes.
I’ve got my Bullet articles done, but now [...]
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