1. Keriann Barry LIS 654

2.  The Geolocations plugin for Omeka provides a visual representation of an item’s location.  The administrator adds location data on the back end and the user sees Google maps for each item.  This gives users the information they need if they want to visit the physical items.

3.  Go to the Settings page on your Omeka site.  Click the Omeka Plugins Directory link at the bottom of the page.  Download the latest Geolocations zip file.  Unzip the file and upload it to your Omeka site via WinSCP or Cyberduck.  Click the install button for the plugin on your Omeka site.

5.  Find the latitude and longitude of your general location  New York City  Latitude: 40.76  Longitude: -74  Adjust the zoom level to include your locations  Adjust the height & width of the map image

6. http://wotan.liu.edu/omeka/keriann/items/map

7.  Exact address  33-07 36th Avenue Astoria, NY 11106  Cross streets  14 th Street & 8 th Avenue, New York, NY  Landmarks  Bobst Library, New York, NY

8.  Zoom in & out  Map, satellite and street view  Clicking the icon in the map opens the item page within the map  http://wotan.liu.edu/omeka/keriann/items/sh ow/1 http://wotan.liu.edu/omeka/keriann/items/sh ow/1

9.  The user sees the map image but does not see the location metadata.  The map does not link directly to GoogleMaps.  Without either of those features, the user cannot get point-to-point directions in order to visit the physical item.