NTHP Conf. Web-based Tools for Preservation

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National Trust for Historic Preservation. Web-based Tools for Preservation Advocacy, Education, and Promotion. The internet offers unparalleled means for advocacy, heritage education, and promotion of heritage tourism. Through case studies, learn about he web-based tools and technologies available, including interactive guides, video conferencing, GIS and online mapping and portals, blogs, forums, and e-zines. Get advice on setup and used, and on the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Presented by: Chris Hetzel, John Leeke, Chris Moore.

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NTHP Conf. Web-based Tools for Preservation National Trust for Historic Preservation. Web-based Tools for Preservation Advocacy, Education, and Promotion. The internet offers unparalleled means for advocacy, heritage education, and promotion of heritage tourism. Through case studies, learn about he web-based tools and technologies available, including interactive guides, video conferencing, GIS and online mapping and portals, blogs, forums, and e-zines. Get advice on setup and used, and on the advantages and disadvantages of each. Presented by: Chris Hetzel, John Leeke, Chris Moore. John Leeke Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License (CC BY-NC-SA)