Learning Paths
Web Archaeology 101
Explore how early webpages were structured, how to navigate archived sites, and tools for reading legacy HTML.
The Anatomy of 90s Design
Learn about table layouts, tiled backgrounds, marquee tags, visitor counters, and the cultural context behind them.
Dial-Up to Broadband
A technical and social history of internet access, from BBS systems to the dot-com boom.
Digital Preservation Principles
Understand bit-level preservation, format migration, emulation, and the W3C guidelines for archiving.
Ethics of Archiving
Navigate consent, privacy, sensitive content removal, and the moral responsibilities of digital historians.
Community-Led Preservation
How grassroots movements, fan archives, and indie web builders preserve culture outside institutional walls.
Working with Memento & IIIF
Hands-on guide to querying the Memento API, parsing Wayback-style CDX files, and implementing IIIF manifests.
Network Graphs & Web Evolution
Visualize hyperlink structures, track domain lifespans, and map the topology of early web communities.
Open Resources & Datasets
Curated collection of 2,500+ hand-selected pages from GeoCities, Angelfire, and early university sites.
CSV records tracking registration, first archive capture, and final 404 for 850k early domains.
Pre-configured Docker images for Netscape 3.0, IE 4.0, and Mosaic with modern sandboxing.
12 ready-to-use worksheets, slide decks, and discussion prompts aligned with digital literacy standards.
Academic Partnerships & Grants
We collaborate with universities, museums, and independent researchers to fund and publish web heritage studies.
Digital Humanities Fellowship
6-month stipend for graduate students researching early web cultures, archival methodologies, or retro computing.
View Eligibility →Classroom Adoption Program
Free institutional access to our advanced API, offline archive bundles, and educator support for public schools.
Request Access →Research Data Requests
Academics can apply for raw crawl logs, CDX dumps, and proprietary metadata for peer-reviewed projects.
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