After a couple of years away on other projects, we're coming back to the Fort Vancouver Mobile project in 2018-2019 thanks to the suppor...

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The Fort Vancouver Mobile project created my interest in mobile media research, so I want to keep the audience here posted about other proje...

Had a really interesting presentation at the Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities  this past weekend, in which my talk abo...

Another FVM project, the Grand Emporium of the West tablet app, also continues to be developed and tested. A big part of that development pr...

While we continue to make updates and upgrades to Fort Vancouver Mobile (catching up with the backlog of production pieces just ready for im...

A lot of new Fort Vancouver Mobile material is being prepared this summer and should be in place by the end of July; also I've been work...

This year's slate of conference presentations – about our mobile research at Fort Vancouver and other related locations – began recently...

The Grand Emporium of the West beta app just recently reached the Apple / Android markets, so our next goals include getting a lot of differ...

Our Apple version of the Grand Emporium of the West tablet app (in beta form) was released today in the App Store. So if you have either an ...

Just a quick update, we have released the beta version of The Grand Emporium of the West app in the Android Google Play store and are in th...

The Wing Luke Museum opened its exhibit titled "Grit" today, featuring a video on William Kaulehelehe that was commissioned as pa...

We are less than a month away from the release of our latest NEH-funded mobile app; this one titled "The Grand Emporium of the West....

While we are building these various mobile apps for place-based attractions, we also are -- of equal importance -- experimenting with differ...

Our continuing efforts to understand mobile technologies and to make them more understandable for others extended to the Old Apple Tree Fes...

We have spent a lot of the summer working on the Grand Emporium of the West tablet app, designed for middle school history teachers, a proje...

Mark Katkov of the National Endowment for the Humanities , and formerly of CBS News, produced a great introductory video of the Fort Vancouv...

The physical and permanent Fort Vancouver Mobile exhibit debuted at the national historic site's visitors' center recently, but I ...

The debut of the Fort Vancouver Mobile exhibit, on GO Day. (Photo courtesy of Josh Wagner)  While I was in Victoria this weekend, exhib...

One of the benefits of coming back to Victoria, B.C. , for the Digital Humanities Summer Institute again (during which Fort Vancouver Mobile...

In our continuing quest to bridge mobile digital interpretation with journalism, I am working this summer with Fort Vancouver 's archae...

During my recent trip to Washington, D.C., for the Powell Prize award ceremony, I had a great chat with historian Dr. John Sprinkle of the N...

Sent this out via Twitter earlier this month, but I think it's also worth mentioning here that the FVM project was featured in May on th...

So the first run at the Grand Emporium of the West tablet app interface put us in a position of choosing between the aesthetics of the desir...

Thank you again to the National Association for Interpretation - Region 10 (especially conference coordinator Pat Berry) for inviting me ...

Another great honor was bestowed upon the Fort Vancouver Mobile project last night at the beautiful  Artillery Barracks building in Vancouv...

Received the wonderful news this week that Washington State University has awarded me a prestigious New Faculty Seed Grant for $21,000 to co...

Just returned from Washington, D.C., where Greg Shine and I accepted the John Wesley Powell Prize from the Society for History in the Federa...

Archaeologist Doug Wilson recently published this account of research of the Hawaiians at Fort Vancouver in the winter 2012-2013 Federal His...