Author: Ben B.
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Blog 3: Review of sites
Site 1: Stanford Constructing the Sacred Reconstructing the Sacred Website Like: I like that the home page has a clean, simple aesthetic and layout. The button to continue further into the website is bold and clear as to the forward progression of the site. The opening website blurb is engaging. The animated site graphic is…
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Blog 2: Omeka Review
Links: Saint Johns College Archive National Mall History Saint Johns College Archive: The Saint Johns Archive is very simple and straight forward in its layout. You can brouse the collection through the full archive list or through their collection lists which neatly organize the nature of the archive material. The color palet is simple of…
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Introduction Blog
Adventures in Digital Studies interests me as it combines elements of preserved history, democratized and disseminated into an online space. As the internet only becomes more powerful, it is important to understand its capabilities, especially in the conversation of history. The separation between Digital History and Digital Humanities can appear as blurred; however, when you…
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Willis script audio
When reading Willis, much of what he was saying resonated with me. Willis is correct when he says that Disney is a way of life, with an ethos and culture. Even now in the age of the internet, Disney prevails with one of the biggest streaming services to date. Disney was able to take heavy…
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Hall Response
Dominant This ad produced by the California milk processor board takes on a call back to the early 2000s popularized ad campaign of “Got Milk’ and puts a modern spin on it by satirizing the milk substitutes on the market with a jingle that says for all of the different fake milks out there, cows…