CRJU (Dr. Cunha) Digital Exhibit: Home

Welcome to this research guide for Public History courses taught by Dr. Margie Brown-Coronel.

This guide contains supplemental learning material and key resources for students in Dr. Charles Cunha's criminal justice courses who are working the digital exhibit project. I will add to it throughout the semester for each virtual and in-person instruction class session the students have with me. If you have questions or need assistance, contact me using the information on the right or book a personal Zoom research consultation with me (see below).

At the end of this semester's digital exhibit instruction sessions, students will be able to:

• explain why and how the following types of digital works can be used without infringing upon copyright:
  • public domain works
  • Creative Commons works
  • publicly sharable streaming media
  • publicly shareable social media posts
• critically think through the four factors of fair use to determine if other copyrighted works can be used in in a digital project
• apply a set of best practices for planning and preparing data for a digital exhibit, including citing their sources
• create digital narratives in ArcGIS StoryMaps

I am available for consultations if you want to meet and talk about your research or digital project. Use this Calendly widget to schedule a Zoom consultation with me. If you prefer to meet in-person, please email me to discuss a date and time.