I serve on the editorial board of a historical publication that walks the line between scholarly and popular articles. It is a magazine format publication, known for the high quality of its illustrations as well as articles. How do we create an iPad (and maybe Android) app for the magazine?
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posted by LarryC
on Jul 30, 2012 -
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Will membership in the college honor society Phi Alpha Theta really boost your federal government salary?
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posted by LarryC
on Apr 30, 2012 -
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What are some good readings on copyright law and practice for a graduate level digital history class?
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posted by LarryC
on Apr 29, 2009 -
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I am looking for examples of online history archives that allow users to tag, annotate, and otherwise attach information to items in the collection. I know about
Footnote.com where users may add annotations, dates, names, and searchable text to documents. I know about the
Flickr Library of Congress photostream. What other examples should I know about before my institution embarks on a similar project?
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posted by LarryC
on Dec 1, 2008 -
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Is there a generic name for the small figures that political cartoonists used to put in the foreground of their cartoons? Often they were of the artist himself (
like Tom Toles at his easel here) , or sometimes a repeated character, and they would offer additional commentary on the subject of the cartoon. Is there a name for those little guys?
posted by LarryC
on Nov 19, 2008 -
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Help a History Professor: How do I create a local history and geography website with wiki functionality?
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posted by LarryC
on Nov 5, 2006 -
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I pine for access to
Jstor. And my life would be perfect if I could use the
Archive of Americana. Does anyone know of an academic library with subscriptions to either of these services that allows non-affiliated folks to buy a library card and access their subscription databases?
posted by LarryC
on Nov 22, 2005 -
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