Presentation: Developing portfolios that get noticed
So why do you need a portfolio? You may think your professors exist just to make you miserable and mess up your grade. But consider this: are you under 30? Then you have never known a truly bad...
View ArticleVideo Blog: Chris “Bulb Hunter” Wiesinger
This is from the video blog I helped produce for Chris Wiesinger. Chris has created quite a niche for himself, traveling the South and “hunting” heirloom flower bulbs that thrive in warm climates. He...
View ArticleGov 2.0 Presentation: Advancing Heritage Online
Located in a small north Louisiana town, the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, a research division of the National Park Service, has struggled to maintain its profile among the...
View ArticleCase Study: Livestreamed Interactive Webcasts for Cultural Institutions
Drawing History: Telling the Stories of Science through Comics and Graphic Novels from ChemHeritage on Vimeo. In 2013, as part of my work managing digital initiatives at the Chemical Heritage...
View ArticleInterpretive animations can activate audience connections to history
For me, enjoying a museum visit has always required a leap of imagination. After all, a glass case or a room barrier inherently separates you from objects. Interpretive animations as short-form video...
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