Blog Post #3

Much work has been done on this project as I have been able to read a multitude of sources to fill me in on the information on the first Battle at Bull Run. Reading online sources from the library of Congress, the National Park Services that owns the site of the battle and many other resources, much information has been gathered about the battle and its significance over the course of the entirety of the Civil War. Other resources have been read through as well besides the online sources such as many books describing the first Battle at Bull Run by William C. Davis, in many different ways, through the eyes of the commons and through the minds of the geniuses at the battle. The research paper is coming to its conclusion as all the information has been gathered and with all of this information the digital research project is being completed with more information as the storyboard for the layout of the website has already been complete and all that is needed to be done is to implement the layout and fill the layout with the already present information.

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  1. UnknownNovember 2, 2018 at 1:39 PM

    An idea to add to your website could be to add a video where you explain the overview of Bull Run so that your website does not get cluttered with information. This way the viewer can better understand who is presenting the research and get a fast alternative of what your focus is instead of reading a bunch of brief paragraphs.

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