Hi JOhn,

in fact the tool is powerful, it is still new therefore lots of room for
improvement,
the work done by the Center for History and New Media (http://chnm.gmu.edu/)
is definitely a contribution, they are working on: "building a better
yesterday bit by bit"...

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 2:38 PM, John Hopkins <jhopkins@???>wrote:

>
> This sounds very interesting. I have experience working with Omeka
>> http://omeka.org/, for this kind of projects. I think Omeka works well,
>> is
>> open source, free and very robust platform to design collections,
>> exhibitions and archives. I can offer my help for this project.
>>
>
> thanks for the link Andres -- Omeka looks to have some real potential!
>
> JOhn
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