A selection of projects with which I have been involved.
Bills of Mortality. A quantitative analysis of the London Bills of Mortality, transcribing and publishing the information in the bills in open-source datasets. Project Manager (2021-2022).
DataScribe. A structured data transcription module for Omeka S. Project Manager (2019-2022).
September 11 Digital Archive. A participatory, multimedia archive collecting of items, including born-digital items, relating to the history of September 11, 2001, and its aftermath. Project Manager (August 2020 – 2022).
Consolation Prize. A podcast about the history of the United States in the world through the lens of the lives and actions of U.S. consuls. Producer (August 2020- August 2022).
Omeka. An open-source web publishing system for cultural heritage content. End-User Outreach Lead and Testing Coordinator (January 2014 – February 2021)
Creating Local Linkages: Training Public Librarians to Facilitate Doing Digital Local History. An online curriculum and in-person workshops to train public librarians how to create local digital history projects. Online Teaching Assistant and Outreach Lead (2017-2020).
Doing Digital Scholarship <https://labs.ssrc.org/dds>. A series of introductory lessons to digital humanities scholarship for Social Science Research Council fellows. Co-author (2017).
Papers of the War Department Digital Extension Grant. Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media. Migration of the Papers of the War Department archive to Omeka S to ensure long-term stability of the community-sourced transcription project and archive. Development of teaching modules and new resources for transcribers and educators working with the collection. Outreach Coordinator (2017-2021)
Scripto for Omeka S. Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media. An update and redesign of Scripto, a free, open-source tool used for collaborative online transcriptions of documents and multimedia files, along with a case study and robust user manual. Project Manager (2016-2021).
Omeka Everywhere. Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media with Ideum and the University of Connecticut. A suite of tools to deliver selected content seamlessly from an Omeka installation to an in-gallery touchscreen table or tablet for visitor interaction. Project Manager (2015-2018).
Histories of the National Mall. A mobile optimized website interpreting the rich past of the National Mall. Winner of the Outstanding Public History Project Award from the National Council on Public History in 2014. Project Manager (2012-2015).