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Help Navigating this Site
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This
website is divided into four sections; Home, History, Themes and
the Help section, as shown below. |
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The
majority of the photographs, video files, sound files and information
is held in the History and Themes sections. Firstly we will deal
with how to navigate the History section.
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Once you click on History you
will see a screen looking like the one pictured on the
right. It shows a timeline split into three sections
1.Events in Collieston (Blue)
2. Events in Great Britain (Red)
3. World events (Sepia)
The events on this particular timeline refer to the decade
of the 1900s, at the beginning of the Twentieth Century.
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To
change the time period we can use the buttons at the top of this
screen as pictured below |
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Also, as well as
the timeline, each decade contains a brief history, stories from
the village and images, videos and sound files from each time period.
These can be accessed using the buttons below the dates, as shown
below. |
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Alternately, if you are interested
in a Collieston topic on the timeline, you can access it directly
by clicking
the title
on the timeline, as shown on the left. |
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The Sound and Vision section,
organised by time period, contains all the video, sound and
image files relating to the time period. Access is gained
by clicking on one of the three titles, audio for sound, stills
for photographs and images, and finally, movies contains the
videos. |
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You can click on the thumbnails, video or sound links from
within the pages to see larger images, videos or listen to
some audio recordings. The image to the left shows a thumbnail
(situated below the large image) being "clicked on"
to show the larger image. |
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Alternately you can click on the
images throughout the Stories pages to see a larger version.
This will transport you to the larger image in the sound and
vision section. You can also return to the Stories section
by clicking on the "view the story" link below the
large image. |
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The Themes section
contains information on recurrent topics fundamental to the culture
of Collieston. It is structured much like the Century section, but
does not utilise time periods. You can view each section by choosing
the appropriate button at the top of the page, as seen below. |
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