CollectionBuilder / dhsi-demo-2022

Demo site for DSHI 2022
https://collectionbuilder.github.io/dhsi-demo-2022/
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Julia's homework #5

Open jgearhart opened 2 years ago

jgearhart commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your help Olivia! This is my repo: https://github.com/jgearhart/stillwell This is my site: https://jgearhart.github.io/stillwell I'm looking at this as a demo for the larger collection (~1500 images): http://vrc.princeton.edu/researchphotographs/s/stillwell/page/intro

I'm curious about using iiif and mapping

ClaireSchen commented 2 years ago

I am looking forward to learning how to set the featured image! I'm glad to learn of this collection as I teach World history to 1500 with regularity and like to include historical photographs from antiquity.

evanwill commented 2 years ago

@jgearhart using IIIF is a great way to build a collection without needing to do anything with the images--you will be able to construct URLs that can be used in your "filename" field in CB-GH, following the IIIF recipe.

For example, View of Antalya from harbor, the image filename would be: https://vrc.princeton.edu/researchphotographs/iiif/71656/full/1024,/0/default.jpg

(note: IIIF is supposed to be a standard, but most servers don't entirely implement everything correctly--the vrc.princeton example doesn't actually follow the IIIF recipe quite correctly, so you would have to play around to discover its quirks!)