High
Resolution Pictures on YOUR website
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We have gained sponsorship from a hi tech company called xippix.com. They have offered EACH 22villages communities the web based server side technology to display high resolution images (worth over £10,000). What this means in English is that you will be able to zoom in to individual features/buildings from an aerial photograph of the whole village. To see an example go to http://www.xippix.com/Pages/demos/paris.asp or click on the picture. This is the first time a UK community project has been supported in this way.
Next Open
Meeting Wed 23 Feb 7.30pm
This is being hosted by Elveden at their Village Hall. They have asked that the
theme for the evening will be 'Computers for the Terrified!' an opportunity to
learn the basics of using a computer, altering the size of an image, connecting
and browsing the internet. If your team, have other questions please let me know
in advance. There will also be the chance to talk to other communities about how
their projects are progressing.
Tuesday
Support expands to Anytime Support
We
our changing our Tuesday night online support to a more flexible anytime
'buddies online' support. This is already used by 10 of the villages and enables
you to 'see' if anyone from the 22villages project is currently online and
chat to them. Its rather like bumping into someone down at the local shops.
Simply ring Joe (01379) 646046 or email buddies@22villages.org
if you would like to be part of this support
network.
Have Your Say
This newsletter goes to every one of the 25 communities involved as
well as experts, sponsors and supporters of the project. So use it yourselves to
express views, invite debate and keep others informed.
Bury
Free Press Fri 7/1/2000
Hopefully there will be an article in tomorrow's paper about our project. Also
we were featured in the Millennium Festival's December bulletin, which lead to
Bedfordshire Museum Services asking our permission to link their forthcoming
website to our online
oral history workshop.
Regards
Joe@22villages.org
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* supported by The Heritage Lottery Fund