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Hi Folks, I’m looking forward to meeting you all tomorrow morning. I think the ideas that Giacomo, Wilko, and Megan have shared sound great. I am especially interested in learning more about QGIS, CartoDB, and Google Maps. I am also interested in … Continue reading →

I would like to learn more about GIS and hear from others regarding what you’ve done with online mapping. I’m interested in doing a little of that with my students and introducing it to other teachers at my school. (I’m … Continue reading →

I’ve lately been thinking about “virtualisation” and online collaboration. There are two strands of this that I would particularly be interested in exploring further. The first one is virtual/online workshops as a way to reduce our env footprint and best … Continue reading →

Hi Finn Arne & all, I am looking forward to our informal gathering. I am particularly interested in online mapping. I am a self-taught GIS (and web GIS) user and I would happily share my competences on that, including QGIS, … Continue reading →

Dear friends – the ASEH 2016 THATCamp is less than two weeks away, and I would like to encourage you all to begin brainstorming some session topics for the THATCamp. We will be a relatively small group, so I think … Continue reading →

Immediately before the 2016 ASEH meeting in Seattle, we will have a small and informal THATCamp focused on environmental history. THATCamp, The Humanities And Technology Camp, is a free, open, interdisciplinary “unconference” where humanists and technologists meet to work together … Continue reading →

There will be a THATCamp right before the ASEH 2016 conference in Seattle, WA, on March 30. Join us to learn more about how environmental historians can use technology in their scholarship and teaching. We will discuss, brainstorm, build, hack, … Continue reading →