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Tool: Weaving ‘Tapestries’: Introducing A New Tool for Digital Storytelling and Archiving

Tapestries is a user interface developed by Bob Stein and Dan Visel (who works on the Wayback team) that allows people to make dynamic, multi-linear presentations with various digital objects. The curation tool lets users gather items from all over the web and put them together into a single space to tell a story. Rather […]

By: Caralee AdamsNovember 4, 2026November 4, 2026

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