Public and Digital History

Website-Building

• Wordpress is a popular and adaptable blogging platform. Bryn Mawr folks can make their own sites at blogs.brynmawr.edu.
• Omeka is a platform for online exhibits. The Neatline plugin (available on server-hosted installations only) is particularly popular for undergraduate projects.
• Scalar is a media-rich online publishing platform.

Tutorials

• Programming Historian is a collection of high-quality, curated tutorials on popular digital tools and methodologies. 
• Lynda.com has a range of well-crafted video tutorials on many topics, including software.

Text

• TEI, or the Text-Encoding Initiative, offers guidelines for representing digital texts, and is often used with the transcription of primary-source materials.

Quick and Easy

• Historypin lets users link map points to media content.
• History Engine is a website for undergraduates to share short primary-source research assignments on the web.