Purely because I always forget the details of how to do it when I need to mind my Ts and Qs (see what I did there?), How to plot a National Grid Reference.
Monday, 22 January 2007
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Recent Comments
About this blog
About Me
- Mia Ridge
- Fulltime PhD student working on crowdsourcing the digitisation and geo-location of historical materials. Ex-Lead Web Dev for the Science Museum and past MSc student in human-computer interaction (basically interface and interaction evaluation and design). Chair of the Museums Computer Group. The views expressed here are my own. I'm @mia_out on twitter.
Popular Posts
- Notes from 'Crowdsourcing in the Arts and Humanities'
- Does 'slow art day' work online?
- New challenges in digital history: sharing women's history on Wikipedia - my talk notes
- 'Go digital' at Museums Association 2012 Conference
- 'An (even briefer) history of open cultural data' at GLAM-Wiki 2013
- Frequently Asked Questions about crowdsourcing in cultural heritage
Subscribe To Open Objects
Posts
Comments
Follow by Email
Labels
museums (96) cultural heritage sector (68) cultural content (57) participatory web (55) social software (45) digital heritage (40) APIs (38) collections (37) user-generated content (36) conference papers (29) mash-ups (29) audiences (28) semantic web (26) web 2.0 (26) research (25) experimental (24) Museums Computer Group (21) archaeology (20) best practice (20) digital humanities (20) user-centred design (20) MCG (19) conferences (19) tagging (19) crowdsourcing (18) organisational resistance (18) development models (16) MW2008 (15) accessibility (15) metadata (15) programming (15) usability (15) digital objects (14) museum technologists (14) open data (14) organisational change (14) web development (14) copyright (13) data visualisation (13) outside museum walls (13) evaluation (12) museums and the web (12) repositories (12) web design (12) Catalhoyuk (11) GLAM (11) geo-tagging (11) MW2009 (10) digital history (10) microformats (10) technology (10) innovation (9) mapping (9) Europeana (8) art (8) chAPI (8) database design (8) design (8) funding (8) games (8) hackday (8) learning (8) linked data (8) location-aware devices (8) search (8) wikipedia (8) women in IT (8) PhD (7) Science Museum (7) UKMW07 (7) blogging (7) code (7) competition (7) connected collections (7) event (7) exhibitions (7) flickr (7) metrics (7) public history (7) twitter (7) user experience (7) MSc (6) QR codes (6) RDFa (6) academia (6) aggregation (6) dev8d (6) geek joy (6) manifesto (6) mobile phones (6) online (6) physical hyperlinks (6) public data (6) semantic search (6) survey (6) user feedback (6) user-focussed development (6) web stats (6) OAI (5) RDF (5) agile (5) coscultcom (5) federated searches (5) intelligent failure (5) mashed museum (5) meetup (5) open source (5) openhacklondon (5) participation models (5) ukmw08 (5) visitor experience (5) SEO (4) UK museums and the web (4) UX (4) Wikimedia (4) archives (4) art history (4) collaboration (4) dissertation (4) findability (4) folksonomies (4) futureofmuseums (4) galleries (4) geeks (4) information architecture (4) libraries (4) new working models (4) object identifiers (4) open formats (4) open standards (4) permissions models (4) privacy (4) public domain (4) sustainability (4) unconference (4) DHA2012 (3) London Web Week (3) MCN2011 (3) MW2010 (3) The Commons (3) advertising (3) digital preservation (3) documentation (3) game design (3) geocoding (3) interactives (3) iteration (3) measurement (3) modern bluestocking (3) ontologies (3) picture libraries (3) portable devices (3) post-processual archaeology (3) public archaeology (3) role models (3) standards (3) swtt (3) ugc (3) video (3) BBC (2) LODLAM (2) London (2) MGSConf (2) MW2011 (2) Open Culture (2) RSS (2) UKMW2008 (2) WPMW (2) access (2) authority (2) change management (2) collections management (2) communication (2) community archaeology (2) exit strategy (2) faceted browsing (2) feminism (2) financial models (2) funny (2) information visualisation (2) infovis (2) infrastructure (2) interfaces (2) interpretation (2) licensing (2) museums on the web (2) open access (2) orphan works (2) participatory digitisation (2) prototype (2) recommenders (2) science (2) search engines (2) semantic web think tank (2) semweb (2) talk (2) testing (2) web standards (2) MW2007 (1) giant squid (1)
Glad you found that useful. A slight rejig of the OS version!
ReplyDeleteDan