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Request an exhibit and creator account: https://exhibits.tulane.edu/contact/
Tell us a bit about your project and how it will be used (class project, independent exhibit, storytelling with maps, etc.)
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Documentation
In our DIY session, we (your facilitators, Felipe and Chris) will begin with a brief show-and-tell talking about some of the ways that we incorporated digital materials and use of the MakerSpace lab into the classroom and in library sessions and exhibits. We will bring the materials we created and show attendees how they work and briefly talk about what we did to create these materials, how well the implementation worked, and what the challenges were and still exist. For attendees, we only ask that if you have specific materials, topics, or courses that you think could be enhanced with a digital component or exercise and would like to use our session to explore the possibilities further, please feel free to bring your ideas, objects, printed material, or Internet links.
Below are some of the readings used to inspire what we did:
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/sterographs-original-virtual-reality-180964771/
http://krystalboehlert.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Stereographs-On-Your-Smartphone.pdf
https://programminghistorian.org/en/
Below are links to our online exhibits:
https://exhibits.tulane.edu/exhibit/lalstereo/
https://exhibits.tulane.edu/exhibit/joao-farkas-amazonia-ocupada/
Here are some digital projects that have most impressed me:
