Digital Humanities: Engaging with Arkansas Migration History

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This survey is part of the project: "Mapping Unheard Immigrant Voices," which is a public digital humanities project that aims to make migrant history more accessible to Arkansans. BELOW YOU CAN OPT OUT OF RECEIVING FUTURE E-MAILS; the e-mail address requirement is simply to ensure we are getting one response per person.

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Which of the following projects would you be interested in? You can check all that apply.

Genealogy fair during which you could have any family documents you would like preserved by the U of A scanned and immediately returned to you.

A "360 degree" tour that would allow you to view a historic site as though you were actually there via web-site.

A virtual reality experience that would allow you to interact with a digital world, such as experience life as an Italian immigrant at Sunnyside Plantation or as a German shopkeeper in Little Rock.

A recording of music that French, German, or Italian immigrants might have listened to.

A short video of a cooking demonstration featuring a nineteenth century recipe.

A short video of a historical text being read aloud.

A short video with descendants of immigrants, describing memories and/or daily life.

A walking tour of a historic site that can be accessed via phone app.

A walking tour of a historic site that can be accessed via a web-site.

A driving tour of a historic site that can be accessed via phone app.

A driving tour of a historic site that can be accessed via web-site.

Do you have any suggestions for other sorts of projects you would like to see?

Would you like us to keep your e-mail and send you updates on this project once or twice a year?

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