Over the past decade, we have built and extended the Cultural Gardens project. Our team has included many students, teachers, and community members. Below is a partial list of those involved in creating the original site and text. The emphasis is on those individuals who have contributed original research and/or editing. No single entry or… Read the Rest »
Blog Items
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Announcing Cleveland History Blogs
Erin Bell | January 29, 2010 – 5:14 pm
Blogging has emerged in recent years as an important venue for academic writing, and blogs have sprung up around the country as an alternative space for online course management and other educational and academic purposes. Unlike many institutionally-maintained repositories and Learning Management Systems, blogs offer a higher level of flexibility and autonomy, allow for a… Read the Rest »
Holden Caufield traverses New York
Mark Tebeau | January 29, 2010 – 9:03 am
I have been thinking about maps, landscapes, and storytelling on the web. Mostly, as I noted at THATCamp Columbus maps don’t seem to be moving our storytelling forward. I love maps, and even think they might become the basis for Web 3.0, but how do they help us understand the past, how do they do… Read the Rest »
Public Square Redesign in the Works
Erin Bell | January 20, 2010 – 11:10 am
Another redesign of Cleveland’s Public Square is being discussed as part of a greater plan that would rehabilitate and revitalize public spaces across Northeast Ohio. As anyone who has been around Cleveland for a while (or viewed our Euclid Corridor History kiosks) know, this has been an ongoing dialogue for decades and would not be… Read the Rest »
THATCamp Columbus
Mark Tebeau | January 16, 2010 – 10:25 am
We are sponsoring THATCamp Columbus and our Program Coordinator & Archivist, Erin Bell, has been working with Center for Public History + Digital Humanities alum, Jim Calder (now at Ohio Humanities Council) to organize and plan the event. Great program, great unconference format, and incisive discussion.
© 2011 Dr. Mark Tebeau, Department of History, Cleveland State University.
