Digital heritage test page

A set of multi-media and 3-d embeds that will be of use on web sites, LinkedIn page and other social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.) and online training/tuition.

The examples below include ThingLink, SketchFab and ActionBound image/embeds as well as MapsMarker Pro (a Vale of Evesham example) and later QGIS embeds (another addon) and all punctuated using Zotero citation software (can be used in Word, Excel, OpenOffice, etc. as well as on WordPress websites) and CANVAS – online training course.
At the bottom is an example of TablePress with a TablePressChart (I hope)

ThingLink example

ThingLink image

SketchFab example

Interior Altar Area Simplified 3d Mesh by tcornah on Sketchfab

ActionBound example

ActionBound test – a tour of things to do for the University of Worcester Karate group. Potential use for the Market Gardening Project or other such tours of Worcestershire.
Please click on the image below, or try scanning it from the ActionBound app (available on multiple platforms – click on the link to download the app).

MapsMarker (addon) example

Vale of Evesham map showing Market Gardening Heritage Project key points

Vale of Evesham

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Kanes of Evesham: 52.119924, -1.895506

Pewitt Road. Hampton: 52.086928, -1.964048

Hovel site 1: 52.072187, -1.948550

A typical hovel: 52.098129, -1.927194

marker name created on distance from current position
	Kanes of Evesham Kanes - the meat produce factory where Tom Blackwell worked from when he left school at 13 (due to the war) and rove pigs there with his friend. 52.1191188,-1.8924628
	Pewitt Road. Hampton One of the growers had a wife and sister who ran the shop during the day and in the evening would help bundle the spring onions or prepare and pack sprouts ready to be shipped off that night to a market.
	Hovel site 1 The Market Gardening Heritage Project by Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service includes oral histories from some of the people who were either involved in Market Gardening themselves, or had family involved. There was a lot of mixed produce from Asparagus and pring onions to flowers (Wallflowers) and plums and all had to be be shipped off to markets from Gloucester to Glasgow.
	A typical hovel And here is a 3-d image to look at SketchFab 3-d image - alter A hovel was more than just a shed ...