Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley
The whole point about this site, and especially this blog, was to be a playground, a digital laboratory full of mysterious experiments. Well, I’ve still been playing, I just haven’t been very good at writing down what I’ve been up to. But starting today I’m going to try to redress that, and Read more …
I’ve just installed two WordPress Plugins to test out automated tagging systems. I’m also really interested in automated geotagging, but not sure if that’s available. For example, if I say that this post is about London, does it add lat long tags? Could these be used to create a map? Read more …
…for no posts recently, but be prepared to be bombarded (famous last words!).
I have been spending what spare time I can get trying to upgrade and enhance the map features in the new Where in the world? section. There’s now a map of post locations (i.e. the locations mentioned in the posts, not which computer I was sitting at when I wrote Read more …
I have just launched a new experimental feature, a map showing all the locations for which I have made posts. You can find it, with just a sample set of data at the moment, at Where in the world?. I am now looking at ways of integrating this with data Read more …