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CHNM Website December 2004, with 10th anniversary logo
A screenshot of the CHNM website homepage from December 2004, with the 10th anniversary logo.

CHNM site_01_28_1968.tiff
A screenshot of the CHNM website homepage from January 1998.

A red letter "Z" rendered in a bold 3D style, set against a silver-gray hexagonal background—the logo for the Zotero reference management software.
SmartFox, a set of tools incorporated into popular, open, and free web software, will address these major problems by creating a web browser that is “smarter” in two key ways. First, one tool will enable the browser to intelligently sense when its user is viewing a digital library or museum object; this will allow the browser to capture information from the page automatically, such as the creator, title, date of creation, and copyright information. Second, another tool will store and organize…

Logo featuring a faded sepia-toned illustration of the Twin Towers behind the bold blue text "The September 11 Digital Archive."
The September 11 Digital Archive will play a key role in the use of electronic media to collect, preserve and present the history of the September 11 attacks and the public responses.

The Thomas Jefferson Monticello logo features a cursive signature "Th: Jefferson" above the bold white text "MONTICELLO" on a deep red background.

Scholarship in the Age of Abundance Proposal Narrative
This project gathers information about how digital resources are being currently used, seeks to make them easier to use in more sophisticated ways, and exemplifies some promising approaches to text mining and analysis.

Logo of Carnegie Corporation of New York, featuring the word "Carnegie" in elegant brown script above the text "CORPORATION OF NEW YORK" in capital letters, underlined.

Homepage banner for Connecticut History Online featuring a state capitol dome, a portrait, a sailing ship, and a locomotive, with navigation links and a "Journeys" photo essay promotion.

Logo for "Connecticut Explored" in elegant black serif script with a quill accent, featuring the tagline "Connecticut history, one good story after another," formerly Hog River Journal.

Logo for the Connecticut Council for the Social Studies, featuring the text in small caps over a faint outline of the state of Connecticut and a radial compass-like background design.