Neatline
- Last Updated: 11/23/2018 12:00:00 AM
- Site: http://neatline.org/
Neatline is a free, open-source geotemporal exhibit-builder for creating complex maps and narrative sequences from collections of archives and artifacts. It is first and foremost a suite of plugins for the Omeka framework, but can also be accessed as a web-based sandbox independent of Omeka.
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Creator(s): Scholars' Lab (University of Virginia)
Creator's Site: http://www.scholarslab.org/
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- Type of analysis: Visualization Analysis Capture Gathering
- Type of license: Free Open Source
- Background Processing: Not Applicable
- Web Usable: Software you Download and Install
- Ease of Use: Easy
- Tool Family: Scholars' Lab
- TaDiRAH Goals: Capture Analysis
- TaDiRAH Methods: Gathering Visualization
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Neatline also appears in Project Bamboo's DiRT, a registry of digital tools suitable for academic research. DiRT contains a wide range of tools and software searchable by task, such as annotation, content management, collaborative research, or authoring. It is an excellent resource for Digital Humanists seeking the right tool for the task at hand.
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Neatline was used in these research abstracts https://dh2018.adho.org/en/digital-humanities-in-latin-american-studies-cybercultures-initiative/
https://dh2018.adho.org/en/digital-chicago-dh-as-a-bridge-to-a-citys-past/