Use Case: Students

Neatline for:

• Create exhibits for class projects
• Create exhibits as part of student collaborations with faculty and staff

See Related: Use Case: Educators

See other work by Students:

• On Haj with Ibn Jubayr: Reconstructing the 12th Century Mediterranean
• Black Liberation 1969 Archive
• Mapping Chicago’s Earliest Synagogues
• Digital Tours of The Nightingale-Brown House
• “A Dangerous Experiment”: Women at the University of Michigan

Steps for getting started:

1. Install Omeka by following the instructions in their Installation guide. For a list of Hosting Services, see here.
2. Add the Neatline plugin to your Omeka instance: Neatline Installation Guide. For Omeka’s full plugin installation guide, see here.
3. After installing Neatline, access the plugin by clicking on the “Neatline” tab on the left-hand navigation panel of the Omeka admin dashboard.
4. Create your first Neatline exhibit: Creating Exhibits.
5. See basics for managing Neatline exhibits: Managing Exhibits.
6. Build your Neatline exhibit content in the Neatline editor: Editor Overview.
7. Add records to your Neatline exhibit: Records Overview, Creating Neatline Records.
8. Publish your Neatline exhibit to your public Omeka site: Publishing Exhibits.

Optional Neatline Widgets

• Add a timeline to your exhibit using SIMILE Timeline: Working with SIMILE Timeline.
• Add waypoints to your exhibit: Working with Waypoints.
• Connect text with geography using NeatlineText: Working with NeatlineText.