Omeka + Neatline: Easy + Powerful Collections Visualization, Mapping and Display

Omeka + Neatline: Easy + Powerful Collections Visualization, Mapping and Display

Omeka + Neatline: Easy + Powerful Collections Visualization, Mapping and Display

Building on CHNM’s extensive track record in building software for scholarship and cultural heritage that is free, open source, and well used, and Scholar’s Lab’s expertise in large scale digital library and archives technology development and deployment, data visualization, and geographic mapping, this project aims to expand the Omeka-Neatline collaboration to improve, expand, disseminate, and support a set of Omeka plugins to help libraries, archives, and museums—from the local level to the national level—deploy sophisticated geographic and temporal collections visualizations online.

Tom Scheinfeldt

Bethany Nowviskie

Jeremy Boggs

John Flatness

Sheila Brennan

Wayne Graham

Adam Soroka

Ronda Grizzle

Ethan Gruber

1) Improvements to the Omeka Core and Plugin Architecture

2) Omeka Documentation

3) Neatline Plugins

4) Exemplar Projects

5) Dissemination and Support

6) Evaluation and White Paper

Library of Congress

Scholars' Lab at the University of Virginia Library