I’m joining Naathan Phan and more Broadway on Tour friends for a virtual show on Nov 22nd at 2pm to raise funds for the historic Ebell Club where the theatre group resides. Tickets are $10 and you’ll be supporting the maintenance and repair of this local historic venue. I am honored and grateful to be…… Continue reading Virtual Magic Show Fundraiser for the Santa Ana Ebell Club
The History of Museum Technologies and Digital Participation
In their article, Four steps in the history of museum technologies and visitors’ digital participation, Christensen traces the history of curation toward digital participation. They assert that exhibited objects are in dialogue with their surrounding paratexts. In this discussion, Christensen draws from examples of the Bode Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and Dr. Johnson’s…… Continue reading The History of Museum Technologies and Digital Participation
Film Premiere for Making Ties: The Cangdong Village Project
On May 30, the Stanford Archaeology Center will host the live premiere of Barre Fong’s Making Ties: The Cangdong Village Project. If you cannot attend the premiere, the film can be viewed at https://cangdong.stanford.edu/documentary-film
Center for Digital Archaeology Training Tips Blog Series
While I was interning for the Center for Digital Archaeology (CoDA), I wrote a series of short blogs based on a few of their webinar classes. This was a fun learning experience for me, because some of these topics were things I knew nothing about. It is always humbling to me how a little bit…… Continue reading Center for Digital Archaeology Training Tips Blog Series
HSU Unconference: How I Learned Shareout Building a Better Search by Going into Categories and Searching by Subject
From the Humboldt State University Library: “Nikki Martensen explains how to build a better search by going in to Categories and then searching by subject. By searching by subject, you’ll be exposed to related words that will enrich your search.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nisK0wJnps
Delivering HSU History to the Silicon Valley
This is a press-release detailing some archival adventures that happened over spring break with the Humboldt State University Library Scholar Program. Published in spring 2016
