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Cast-offs from the Golden Age
Melanie Swalwell, Erik Loyer
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"I tried to get into this interface with the arrow >buttons and so on but I am lost to what this whole thing is supposed to be and how to be >in it to learn anything."
- Melanie Swalwell, Victoria University of Wellington, 5.28.2006
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Crowds
Jeffrey T. Schnapp
Excerpt from peer response:
"Spanning both media, the project optimizes the advantages of each and implicitly makes the case for recognizing the specificity of media."
- N Katherine Hayles, UCLA, Los Angeles, 4.20.2006
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Digital Dynamics Across Cultures
Kim Christen & Chris Cooney, Alessandro Ceglia
Excerpt from peer response:
"Are we talking about a social convention by which, say, men publicly claim ignorance of “women’s business” but in fact know a great deal about it? One could, I suppose, argue that it doesn’t matter much either way."
- Michael F. Brown, Williams College, 4.20.2006
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Hurricane Digital Memory Bank
Center for History and New Media
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"Currently, users cannot browse or search by contributor name, nor can they browse through all of the contributions together (mixing media)."
- Sheila Brennan, George Mason University, 5.17.2006
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Objects of Media Studies
Amelie Hastie, Raegan Kelly
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"Although the navigation became complicated at times, color identification for each subject was incredibly useful."
- Jess and Elissa, Los Angeles, 10.10.2007
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Panorama Ephemera
Rick Prelinger, Raegan Kelly
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"At times, this dual scrolling format is useful for displaying the changing content of the main page, but makes selecting content in the “timeline” difficult."
- B N, Los Angeles, 10.10.2007
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Slavery's Ephemera
Judith Jackson Fossett, Erik Loyer
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"The initial page, a map/trail leading from Oaklawn to New Orleans, drew me into the texts and images."
- Vanessa Vobis, Santa Rosa, CA, 5.23.2006
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The Agrippa Files
Agrippa Files Editorial Team
Excerpt from peer response:
"Still, I am wondering if there had been more exciting and experimental strategies available to draw more people to the original Agrippa? I doubt this will do it."
- Huhtamo Erkki, UCLA, 4.20.2006
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