On the internet. The real internet. You know, the one Al Gore invented. What with the interconnected tubes and all. http://www.projects.umwhistory.org/alumni/ Now, it isn’t nearly perfect (which is where we’ll eventually be) so don’t look at the problems too much. And I didn’t do nearly as much work on it tonight as I had intended […]
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See how good I am? I am posting on my blog! Chalk up some class points for me, Matthew Stuart Downs. Todays class was pretty good in terms of getting things a little more organized. One of the things I’m really happy about is that now we are able to put our site up on […]
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Okay, so I haven’t been posting a whole lot. Not my fault. Excuses, excuses, excuses. I promise I’ll get better at it. I just always forget to post after I work sooooo hard on our project. I’m going to turn over a new leaf! So what the heck have I been up to? Well, I’ve […]
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Oh, wikipedia… what an interesting site. Such a vast database of information, but oh so many factual inaccuracies. They try though. And by “they” I mean wikipedianerds. In looking at the discussion tab, I chose the Mary Washington wiki site, it became apparent to me that some people are very intense over the integrity of […]
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That is a lot of little tools to look at….. Not a huge fan of the organization of the site. It has a really stupid name, but twiddeo is what I’ve found. I think for our project we will need to host video interviews with alumni. There is youtube, of course, as a video hosting […]
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