Wax By Marii Nyröp Wax is a minimal computing project for producing digital exhibitions focused on longevity, low costs, and flexibility. Our underlying technology is made to learn and to teach, and can produce beautifully rendered, high-quality image collections and […]
Collection Builder By Olivia Wikle, Evan Williamson, Devin Becker, Jylisa Doney, Chelsea Codling, and Michael Decker CollectionBuilder is an open source tool for creating digital collection and exhibit websites that are driven by metadata and powered by modern static web […]
OmekaS Workshop Materials By Anna Neatrour Materials for a workshop on OmekaS, including slides and directions for developing simple exhibits. Available at: https://gitlab.com/aneatrour/omekas-workshop/ Archived with Internet Archive (2019-05-24): https://web.archive.org/web/20190524173903/https://gitlab.com/aneatrour/omekas-workshop/
Image collection migration : Internet Archive to Omeka By Patrick Wallace Here’s a little experiment, wherein I use the good ol’ internetarchive Python library to create a CSV suitable for Omeka’s CSV Import plugin, with the goal of migrating an […]
Created by Brianna Marshall I’ve listed the basic workflow I followed to display a georectified map and group of historical events within a Neatline exhibit. I’ve noted problems I ran into and added additional information if the tutorial did not […]
Tips, tutorials, and recommendations for using Omeka to publish online multimedia exhibits, digital heritage and research projects. http://libguides.library.cofc.edu/c.php?g=230905&p=1532681
As part of my internship at Indiana University’s Mathers Museum of World Cultures (http://mathers.indiana.edu/), I created a document outlining the steps for creating an Omeka exhibit of the Museum’s collections. You can see a PDF of the document below. Please […]
CONTENTdm2Flickr is an interface to publish images and metadata from CONTENTdm® OAI-enabled image repositories to Flickr®. This project was developed by members of the web team at Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries, and was inspired by the Bulk CONTENTdm to Flickr […]
tldr: Neatline makes it possible to create separate themes for individual exhibits, which is useful if you want to host a collection of self-contained Neatline projects on a single site. To get started, fork the exhibit starter theme, which abstracts […]
This guide is designed to be a comprehensive introduction to the Neatline project. We’ll walk through the basic steps of installing and configuring Neatline, creating exhibits and records, importing items from your Omeka collection, and publishing your projects to the […]