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3d-printing-guide

Originally created by LEADR at MSU, updating links for colleagues in NBO

bootleaf

An open-source version of IAG's Bootleaf fork

commented-ieldran

Commented version of Bootleaf and using maps

daea

Digital Atlas of Egyptian Archaeology

displaysofpower

eduardoboucas.github.io

✏️ My personal blog/website

evolution-of-the-unesco-world-heritage-program

for CHI 2019-2020 data visualization challenge

femidevs

firstrepo

My first repository.

goodtwitter2

Userscript to modify the looks of twitter.com

goodtwitter2-0.0.31.1

Backup of GoodTwitter2 to fix auto-scroll issue

got-map-test

hbc

A Java HTTP client for consuming Twitter's Streaming API

hobbit-migration

hobbit-slider

indian-country-ss18

This Is Indian Country - Spring 2018 Instance

indian-country-ss19

jekyll-test

jekyll-tutorial

This repository is for a Jekyll tutorial in CHI at MSU

jekyll-walkthrough

kenya-tweet

This is an (almost) live tweet map of Twitter activity in Kenya and a fiew neighboring countries. It was created by Brian Geyer as a Cultural Heritage Informatics project at Michigan State University. It relies on Twitter's API as well as an open-source tweet collection tool created by Martin Hawksey, which has been modified for use in this specific project.

knifeholder

A modular knife, sword and pen holder in OpenSCAD

kora

The easiest way to manage and publish your data. Open-source, database-driven, online digital repository application for complex multimedia objects (text, images, audio, video). kora stores, manages, and delivers digital objects with corresponding metadata that enhances the research and educational value of the objects.

kora-nav-test

This repository is for showing differences between different versions of mkdocs readthedocs theme on the Kora Documentation website

leaflet-new

leaflet-tutorial

Files for use in LEADR tutorial

leafletslider

LeafletSlider

leafletslider-bak

leafletslider-bak-2

leafletslider-tutorial

This is a tutorial repo, written by Brian Geyer, to introduce people to using the Leaflet Time-Slider plugin in a Leaflet map.