I have been enjoying seeing the collection come together digitally. \u00a0I like that we are getting the whole experience, from handling the materials from the folders at VOICES, to sorting through boxes of mail art to eventually see it come together in a digital collection. \u00a0I am looking forward to going in to class today to add metadata to our mail art collection. \u00a0I am also going to be working on an image-editing tutorial by using Jing. \u00a0I haven’t used it in a while. \u00a0I hope that it is as user-friendly as I remember!<\/p>\n
It was great to conference with the Bailey and Anne last week. \u00a0I was definitely impressed with the way that they have forged their own path in the world of digital archiving. \u00a0They saw a need for material to be digitized, developed their own language, and created a user-friendly space to access material from the Kitchen Sisters. \u00a0It got me thinking about how digital archiving seems to find\u00a0you<\/em> sometimes… \u00a0Like how Mary at VOICES had no real background, just an idea that she made work… \u00a0Neat.<\/p>\n See you all in class today. \u00a0Sorry I forgot to post here last week. \u00a0I’ll make up for it later this week. \u00a0I had a major issue with my 580 project that kind of got in the way of my sanity and it slipped my mind!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have been enjoying seeing the collection come together digitally. \u00a0I like that we are getting the whole experience, from handling the materials from the folders at VOICES, to sorting through boxes of mail art to eventually see it come … Continue reading