What are your Goals
Audience
Humanities Scholarship
How Sustainable
Manage
Build Iteratively
Budget
Project Identity: URL, story, hosting (i.e. Reclaim Hosting)
Jump Outside the Box
Discovery
Channels
Imagine
Find Examples
Connect your teaching with your digital humanities and your research
So, what is a Content Management System? Why use it?
Database, PHP, CSS
Metadata, organization, design, content, & discovery
Archiving & Curating: Knowing the Difference.
Does Open Source Matter? If so why? And what it means?
Tools: Metadata matters (and its hard); content matters; design matters
Drupal
example: ASU; Center for Science and the Imagination
Collective Access
PhilaPlace
Coney Island
Omeka
Archives, Exhibits, Plug-ins (i.e. Neatline, Curatescape, etc.)
NOTE: What is a plug-in? Why use it? Why not use them?
Exhibit Building
911 Archive
Hurricane Digital Memory Bank
Bracero Archive
Cleveland Historical & Salt River Stories
Battersea Archive
The Peacock Room
Digital Dos Passos
WordPress
Wonders & Marvels
Rust Belt Chic
Commons in a Box
Project Hieroglyph
Digital Humanities Press
Going to the Show
Mapping the Long Women’s Movement
Channelize your Project
Backstory
Tumblr
Backstory
Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Other solutions:
YouTube
Soundcloud
Open Street Maps or Stamen Terrain
Stamen Terrain + Neatline in Baltimore
Ushahidi
HistoryPin