Cultural Heritage Preservation Institute

May 6-8 and June 21-23, 1999

Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, 
Bay Mills Indian Community, and 
The School of Information, University of Michigan
Technology instruction at the University of Michigan
CHPI 1999 group at Duck Island
 Bud Biron teaching us about Sugar and Duck Islands
Dwight (Bucko) Teeple teaching about the old settlement
 Row boating at Tahquamenon Falls
Upper Peninsula of Michigan: Geography, History & Culture
 Map of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Internet Searching &
Creating Webpages & 
Using your Digital Camera
The 1999 Participants
CHPI Video
1999 CHPI Report & Evaluation
Awarded Microsoft's "Academic Project of the Year 2000"

"Cultural Heritage Preservation through Digital Technology"

The 1999 CHPI was held in both Ann Arbor and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The Institute was held with two workshops this year; the first focusing on digital technology and the Internet in May and the second focusing on recording cultural heritage in late June. 1999's participants are from the Bay Mills Indian Community and five Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indian communities in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

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