Archive for December, 2005

Analysis #3

Posted by bbey on Thursday, December 1st, 2005

After several attemps to get the Atlantic Slave Trade Site connected and could not, I became a little afraid that I may not be able to complete my analysis.  So, I chose to analyze Virtual Jamestown.

Digital Archive Site

Posted by jaclyn_kennard on Thursday, December 1st, 2005

For my analysis, I plan on using the Hurricane Katrina/Wilma Digital Archive site (the one that is off of the September 11th Digital Archive site). I have decided to choose this site because it is one of the more recent digital archives that have probably been posted. I have also chosen this site because this is fairly recent material it will be interesting to see what types of formats have been used for this archive.

My choice for the media analysis

Posted by Randall on Thursday, December 1st, 2005

For my third media analysis, I plan on analyzing the Sept. 11th Digital Archive.  I think that there is a ton of valuable information on that site, from pictures to stories.  It should be an interesting project, exploring the site and analyzing it.

Assignment #3

Posted by pmiller4 on Thursday, December 1st, 2005

For the final media analysis project, I choose to work with the digital archive Valley in the Shadow of Death which pertains to the role two seperate towns played during the Civil War.  I choose this site for the following reasons:

  • The site has a complex structure modeled after an actual library with extensive research files.
  • This topic interests me as I have already done presentations AT Manassas and Gettysburg National Parks.
  • The setup has interactive material, such as maps and newspaper articles.

Media Analysis #3

Posted by tshephar on Thursday, December 1st, 2005

For this assignment i will be focusing on the archive about the 1930’s.  There will be plenty of information to be analyze and the archive seems to be very extensive.

3rd Analysis

Posted by jen on Thursday, December 1st, 2005

Ok, I am not quite sure if this site works because many of the archive links are linked to other archives and universities.  However, I enjoyed the site, the "lost museum" and it’s 3-D digital reconstruction of P.T. Barnum’s American Museum.  The museum was lost in a fire and there are images and background information on the exhibits and historical context of the museum’s existance.  I simply enjoy it’s design and interactivity, I should have asked in class but I didn’t think of it until later. -Jen-