Posts tagged with “Website Creation” (All posts)
Early Modern Europe (2018)
Early Modern Europe is a online exhibit using Omeka and was created by HIST 139 Foundations of Modern Europe course taught by Susannah Ottaway (History) in the 2018 fall term…
Mapping the World (2018)
Mapping the World is an Omeka site which was created by HIST 231 Mapping the World before Mercator course taught by Victoria Morse (History) in the 2018 spring term. Users…
The French Chanson (2018)
The French Chanson is a WordPress site which was created by FREN 353 The French Chanson course taught by Éva Pósfay (French) in the 2018 spring term. The site mainly consists of…
Early Medieval Making
Early Medieval Making is a WordPress site which was created by HIST 246 The Material World of the Anglo-Saxons course taught by Austin Mason (History, DH) in the 2018 spring…
Rethinking the American Experience: American History, 1607-1865 (2018)
Rethinking the American Experience is a WordPress site which was created by HIST 120 Rethinking the American Experience: American History, 1607-1865 course taught by Serena Zabin (History) in the 2018…
Greek Archaeology and Art (2017)
Greek Archaeology and Art is an Omeka site which was created by CLAS 123 Greek Archaeology and Art course taught by Sarah Craft (Classics) in the 2017 fall term. The…
West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade (2018)
West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade is an Omeka site which was created by HIST 181 West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade course taught…
French Humor (2016)
Students from FREN 244 Humor in Contemporary France, taught in Spring 2016 by Sandra Rousseau, created a digital timeline of major points in contemporary French history and the humor associated with those…
Global Religions in Minnesota
Working in conjunction with Professors Shana Sippy and Michael McNally, students in the Global Religions in Minnesota religion course have been conducting research into the variety of lived religious experiences…
Carleton Guide to Medieval Rome
The Carleton Guide to Medieval Rome is a project with Professor Victoria Morse in History that presents information about the forgotten medieval history of the city of Rome, better known…
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