AnyPlace: A Reusable Platform for Mapping and Sharing History
- By Emogene Schilling
- May 3, 2011
In this presentation, Matthew Fisher explores the "AnyPlace" model for creating an affordable and easily reproducible place-based historical interpretation tool for cultural heritage organizations. Originally presented at the Museums and the Web conference last month, the full paper is available from the MW2011 paper sessions.
As indicated in the title, the AnyPlace platform builds from the PhilaPlace website that was developed in collaboration with the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. For more information, we invite you to download the AnyPlace handout and explore the working prototype at http://anyplace.whatscookin.com/.
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