For the past decade, Exhibit, originally developed as part of the SIMILE projects at MIT, has provided a simple, but powerful means for scholars to analyse and display the relationships between their data, using timelines, and maps and with little or no programming experience. Exhibit allows researchers to share their data by simply presenting it through a browser window without the need to work with sophisticated server configurations.
There are three resources provided to explore whether Exhibit’s functionality may be of use in your digital project:
There are a number of additional external resources available. A select few mentioned during this tutorial are:
- Canadian Prime Ministers (for Phil)
- The Mushroom Example
- Canadian Network for Economic History
- Simile Exhibit Site
- DataPress (http://projects.csail.mit.edu/datapress/)
- DiDo (http://projects.csail.mit.edu/exhibit/Dido/)
- An Exhibit of Exhibits