I enjoyed being able to see all the visual elements presented in this exhibit, from the main time line to the maps of Atlanta and Georgia Tech’s images. I though it was a great exhibit, passing it to an online doesn’t seem like a limit, and it was very informative, it was interesting to learn about Atlanta’s story.
Great job! I wish I could have seen this in person, but the online version worked so smoothly that I did not feel that I was missing anything. I learned so much about Atlanta’s history, and I am so impressed that the organization and flow of information was so similar to that of a museum.
It’s interesting reading this virtual record of the exhibit. However, I think it would be better if the photos and screenshot of newspaper could be clearer. It’s really hard for me to read those words on the newspaper and photos.
I already wished that I could have attended the exhibit in person, but after seeing how interesting the online version is, I now unquestionably wish I could have seen it in person. It was fascinating reading about how Georgia Tech students from the 1910s clashed with the police. Fantastic job!
It was so crazy to see that they were wearing masks at the GT game in the middle of the flu pandemic. It’s so ironic, considering I did the exact same thing yesterday at the Braves game, 103 years after that photo in the exhibit was taken! I really liked the overall presentation. It was really informative and genuinely interesting.
Very interesting online exhibit but it is unfortunatly I could not join the exhibit in person. Those things about Atlanta really increase my understanding of Atlanta.So great!
Very interesting online exhibit but it is unfortunatly I could not join the exhibit in person. Those things about Atlanta really increase my understanding of Atlanta.So great!
This is a great class exhibit and I learned so much more about the 1910s in Atlanta! So different, and so the same.
Sorry I couldn’t make it to the actual in-person exhibit. Either way, you guys did a really good job on it, especially considering it’s all online.
I enjoyed being able to see all the visual elements presented in this exhibit, from the main time line to the maps of Atlanta and Georgia Tech’s images. I though it was a great exhibit, passing it to an online doesn’t seem like a limit, and it was very informative, it was interesting to learn about Atlanta’s story.
Great job! I wish I could have seen this in person, but the online version worked so smoothly that I did not feel that I was missing anything. I learned so much about Atlanta’s history, and I am so impressed that the organization and flow of information was so similar to that of a museum.
It’s interesting reading this virtual record of the exhibit. However, I think it would be better if the photos and screenshot of newspaper could be clearer. It’s really hard for me to read those words on the newspaper and photos.
I wish I could have attended this in person, this is an incredible job and was very interesting to read about. Congratulations !
I already wished that I could have attended the exhibit in person, but after seeing how interesting the online version is, I now unquestionably wish I could have seen it in person. It was fascinating reading about how Georgia Tech students from the 1910s clashed with the police. Fantastic job!
It was so crazy to see that they were wearing masks at the GT game in the middle of the flu pandemic. It’s so ironic, considering I did the exact same thing yesterday at the Braves game, 103 years after that photo in the exhibit was taken! I really liked the overall presentation. It was really informative and genuinely interesting.
Very interesting online exhibit but it is unfortunatly I could not join the exhibit in person. Those things about Atlanta really increase my understanding of Atlanta.So great!
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Very interesting online exhibit but it is unfortunatly I could not join the exhibit in person. Those things about Atlanta really increase my understanding of Atlanta.So great!