The Clio classes at George Mason are difficult and take many of us places we've never gone before. Read the blogs...people go gray, spew bitter invective, question their self-worth, consider dropping out of grad school, and evaluate the merits of the fetal position. Whew. Then read them some more. Compliments, substantive ideas, problems solved--great digital conversations on theory and practice, a kind of classroom community. And achievements. Just look at the projects. Amazing. Thank you everyone.
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May 08, 2007
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Portfolio
Worth checking
- Digital Humanities Blog
- Digital History Hacks
- Geocarta: a mapping and navigation blog
- Hypermedia Berlin
(go straight to the tutorial page) - Mandarin design
usable CSS ideas for text and design - University of Chicago Library Map Collection
- Visualizing Cultures (a project of MIT OpenCourseWare
- Strange Maps
- Interactive Nolli Map of Rome
Lee Ann, nice summary of this course--PP got us all out of our comfort zones!
Tredegar looks great. I really like the background images. You have a nice touch for design, pushing the rest of us along.
Bill
Posted by: Bill | May 08, 2007 at 10:13 PM
you're pretty swell, Ma.
Posted by: Yore son | May 09, 2007 at 04:56 PM