Milkbar: Online Video Thesis (ETD) Back online for a limited time

The electronic thesis ‘Milkbar‘ is now back online. The thesis contains 12 hours of video interviews with local residents of the suburb of Fitzroy in Melbourne, Australia. I recently moved it to another server and after doing so, thought that I would leave it online for a limited time. The thesis was completed in October 2002 and I didn’t really plan for it to be freely available online forever, but what the heck, it probably isn’t my best piece of work, but I am sure that it has some enduring value (and boy did we learn from Web1.0 the hard way). The most difficult part of the project is in the ‘global’ section; the section that most people seem to overlook. It won an ‘Innovative Learning trough ETDs’ award (Electronic Thesis and Dissertation) at an international conference last year that was a real boon. Check it out and tell me what you reckon.

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2 Comments

  1. Posted July 5, 2006 at 11:49 am | Permalink

    Excellent – I’ve been wanting to check this out for some time, but was always locked-out by the bar on non-academics. I look forward to spending some time on your website.

  2. Posted July 6, 2006 at 9:20 am | Permalink

    great to have this back online, mr bellamy. an oft referred to work in my presentations and global wanderings.

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    [...] Vía Craigbellamy (que es precisamente el autor de la tesis) [...]

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