Tools – Omeka, Scalar, Palladio

Posted on March 27, 2017 by Jessica Aberle

As a session, I was thinking about teaching a tool that I have used previously – Scalar, Omeka, or Palladio. I am not an expert but have worked with them before and would be happy to share what I know. I thought the session might go one of two ways – we focus on one tool for the session or we talk about all three and look at what their strengths/weaknesses are – why might you choose one over the other while working with them.  I would be happy to have co-facilitators.

If other campers are interested – I would love to have feedback in order to prep the session as needed.

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For those interested in Scalar (which is an online publishing platform), please use this link to create an account.

For those interested in Palladio (which allows you to create maps and other visualizations), you can find the data set we will work with here.

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About Jessica Aberle

Architecture Librarian at the University of Florida. My interests include the preservation of Complex Digital Objects, Community Engagement, and the intersection of DH/DS with the arts and architecture.

2 Responses to Tools – Omeka, Scalar, Palladio

  1. Fletcher Durant says:
    April 12, 2017 at 5:18 pm

    This sounds great! I would be happy to co-facilitate a portion of the session on TimeMapper, or run a separate tool session if there were enough interest.

  2. Suzan Alteri says:
    April 17, 2017 at 1:35 pm

    Happy to talk about Omeka and also to learn the other tools as well!

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