With more than 90,000 panoramic images, you can see the stunning Cambodian ruins up close from anywhere in the world
By Natasha Geiling, Smithsonian.com
A view of Angkor from Google Street View. (Google Maps)
Une bibliothécaire nous signale un article de Maurits Martijn, paru dans le périodique néerlandais De Correspondent. Il y a de quoi inquiéter ceux qui utilisent le WiFi. We took a hacker to a café and, in 20 minutes, he knew where everyone else was born, what schools they attended, and the last five things they…
Google Creates a Digital Archive of World Fashion: Features 30,000 Images, Covering 3,000 Years of Fashion History Open Culture
What if you could look around Asia Minor in the year 200 BCE? You might need a very good time machine, or you could just use the ChronoAtlas. The map viewer here interfaces with Google Earth to create a highly nuanced and completely fascinating interactive experience that allows users to explore various themes and data…
What’s the National Endowment for the Humanities up to these days? Plenty, of course, and its Humanities magazine provides plenty of information on such matters. The Recent Favorites are a great place to start, containing links to articles from the magazine, such as “The Trail of Hannah Arendt” and “The Otherworldly Malamud.” Moving along, visitors can delve into the Classics, which include…
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