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On the Line: A Preview
- 1. A PreviewOn The Line
- 2. CollaborationTrinity College Jack Dougherty UConn Libraries MAGIC Funding provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities
- 3. Design ConceptWeb Book with interactive mapsCross browser, cross platform compatibleCreative Commons LicenseDownloadable data and primary source materialsDual view map interfaceSearchable with modern-day addresses
- 5. Hands-on Demo GuidelinesWork in ProgressYou can break it and thats OK!We value your input to improve these interfaces!Have an idea? Let us know!
- 6. Lets Explore!Go to Ontheline.trincoll.edu