Author: Aung Pyae Phyo

  • Week 9 Blog – Thank you!

    This summer really has been a great introduction to summer research. I got to learn about the principles and tools of Digital Scholarship and apply them to a project of my own interest. I felt like through doing this project, I was more connected to Burmese alumni. In terms of outcomes, I consider being able…

  • Week 8 Blog

    I still don’t have content and Gettysburg was…a bit of a disaster. I was able to convey my project though, but it would have been better if I had content ready to go. Talking to the students from Gettysburg was interesting and I saw a trend that Gettysburg students used WordPress a lot while we…

  • Week 7 Blog – APP

    The Session on July 12 was helpful and encouraging but I still face the same problem, I need more content. I do have pieces of information, but I need to write it out and put up the pictures and pamphlets that I found in the Archives. But I had encouraging comments on the structure of…

  • Week 6 – Realizations from Lafayette (APP)

    To me: I had two big outcomes from the symposium to Lafayette. The first was opening my eyes to the multitude of projects going on and how they were structured. There was a lot of variety in topics and the choice of medium, and all of them were fascinating. One of the most interesting things…

  • APP Week 5 Blog – Lafayette and Difficulties

    Week 5 is here, and I am freaking out. I’m here at Lafayette presenting in an hour, not knowing what to present because all I have is a table of contents that I really am very proud of. I’ve run into a few rough spots over the last few weeks. I found that two parts…

  • APP’s Week 4 Blog! Tools I’m going to use!

    Out of the tools that we have learned over the past week and talking over what might be possible for my project, I decided that the most important tools that would be useful for presenting my research are Timeline JS and Storymap JS. Below, I’ve listed the current parts of my project and the tools…

  • Week 3 – Start Page Blurb by APP!

    Bucknell University was founded the University at Lewisburg in 1846. Only twelve years later, in 1958, Maung Shaw Loo from Burma (now Myanmar) is admitted to the University and graduates six years later, in 1964. He was the first Burmese international student in America. The Burma-Bucknell Connection is among one of the longest international relationships…

  • Week 2! – APP’s Project Charter Excerpts

    Project Summary Excerpt The Bucknell-Burma Connection has been an on-and-off topic at Bucknell from the beginning of the relationship in 1848 when Shaw Loo first came to Bucknell until now. I wanted to take a look at all the scattered information available online and offline, and compile it into a single accessible website. Furthermore, I…

  • Aung Pyae Phyo, Week 1 Blog!

    I was really excited to be accepted as part of the DSSRF cohort this summer because I saw this not only as an opportunity to explore what I was interested in but also build on existing skills. While I did take a class in Digital Scholarship in my first year, I thought that being in…