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My advisor and a historical archaeologist from the CRM company attached to our university started one, neither of them is a certified-level GIS professional so I am not sure to what extent they could talk about it.

My advisor’s project is an oral history project from a low income neighborhood here in Binghamton and is co-directed with a…[Read more]

I’ve had lots and lots of students use storymap.js.  I’ve never used (or had a student use) Odyssey.  So, if anyone uses it, please post the result…because I’m very curious about the product.

Ethan – Thanks for sharing those open source storymap creators. I am trying to do this with my grad students next month, so I will try them both out!

Oh, I had not heard of either of those…Storymap.js looks like it might be a great option. Especially if the code can be messed with…we have some 3d photogrammetry models of some of the gravestones, but with Arc Story Map there’s no way to embed them. Perhaps we can figured that out with the js option. Thanks!

well, you know I’m not a fan of proprietary, closed software…so I won’t even go into that.

I did have one of my Cultural Heritage Informatics Grad Fellows use ARC Story Map last year for a project.  He found it easy to use, but ultimately a little restrictive because the platform is closed (no code to hack or edit, etc).

A couple of other…[Read more]

Wow, that is really neat!