Making Digital Exhibits in Omeka (HC): Home

A wealth of information compiled by the creators of Omeka including step-by-step instructions and tutorial videos.

Guide created by Jen Rajchel, Assistant Director of the Tri-College Digital Humanities Initiative. Though this guide is somewhat specific to creating exhibits for the Albert M. Greenfield Digital Center for the History of Women's Education, the guidelines and workflows it outlines are applicable to any web-based exhibit.

Includes, among other things, some tips on how to embed Google and myHistro maps and Timetoast or Dipity timelines on Omeka exhibit pages.

A step-by-step guide that walks you through creating a collection, adding items and creating an exhibit. Also includes links to successful example exhibits.

Exhibited curated by Madison Arnold-Scerbo for Terry Snyder's Materiality and Spectacle course (HC 2015)

Curated by students in Israel Burshatin's Quixotic Narratives course (HC 2015)

Produced by Jon Sweitzer-Lamme and Thomas Littrell for Haverford College Special Collections, 2014