Protecting Michigan State's Material Culture
The third part of our venture into social networking is the use of Flickr, the free photo sharing site. Flickr allows users to upload photos, comment on them, share them with friends, and locate the places where these photos were taken. They can follow other …
As you may have noticed, the home page of the Campus Archaeology Program website includes a sidebar “widget” that has a Twitter feed listed. We will be using Twitter in order to engage the community in the everyday parts of the Campus Archaeology Program. …
CAP has begun a facebook group. Since our objective is to connect with as many people in the MSU community as possible, and since MSU students are a very large contingent of that population, using facebook is a fantastic way for us to communicate with the community about what we are doing. Please feel free to join our facebook group and use the discussion board and wall to talk about anything campus related or archaeology related!!
The Campus Archaeology Program Website is finally up and running. The website serves a variety of important tasks. First, we hope to provide a space where the public can keep themselves up-to-date about our current projects, and become engaged in our research. Opportunities will exist …