In Part #3 of this series of blog posts on annotation and mLearning, David Fox and I explore map annotation. For easier reference, links to the first few posts from …
Open access, open questions, and my take on duty as a researcher
A Very Limited/Decidedly Personal Take on Open Access Publishing I am a member of three rather large universities with library privileges and have access to several others through colleagues and …
Orphan works, copyright, and mobile composition: my take
Tinkering≠Permission I had finished, more or less, writing the ebook on mobile learning field activities that I had mentioned and was working with my sister to illustrate the book. We …
Korean Archival Imagery and Footage from the DPLA & The National Archives
I can already see myself trying to track down these locations to stitch this media on to the current landscape upon my return to Seoul in August. Yesterday the Digital Public Library of …
Artistic representation and mobility: African rock art and 26,000 year old ivory sculptures
African Rock Art as Nodes of Sanctuary I am heading off today for a whirlwind of travel through New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio to visit family and friends, so perhaps …
DISQUS and Crowdsourcing Academic Data
I am not sure what exactly compelled me to write this post today aside from the fact that I had a few spare minutes to do so. I will briefly …
American Memory (Library of Congress) and a Teddy Roosevelt Christmas in Oyster Bay
I think anyone who spends a few minutes trolling through the Library of Congress’s American Memory collections will walk away with at least one record that impresses them. It is …