Prototype for Encoded Audio Player. Developed alongside the Using Embodiment and Audio Narrative to Present Historical Research workshop for practical applications for graduate, undergraduate and independent research projects in environmental history, archaeology, geology, humanities, journalism and interdisciplinary science to showcase longform audio narratives, presentations and oral history material. Andrew Weymouth, Winter 2025.
Note: Since the initial design, removing the 360 photograph element will streamline this feature and avoid niche hardware requirements.
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About the Author
Andrew Weymouth is the Digital Initiatives Librarian at University of Idaho, primarily focusing on static web design to curate the institution’s special collections and partner with faculty and graduate students on fellowship projects. He has also created digital scholarship projects for the universities of Oregon, Washington and the Tacoma Northwest Room archives, ranging from long form audio public history to architectural databases and network visualizations. He writes about labor, architecture, underrepresented communities and using digital scholarship methods to survey equity in archival collections.
Content: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Andrew Weymouth 2025 (get source code).
Theme: Variation on workshop-template-b by evanwill
