The remote central Queensland location of the Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame and Outback Heritage Centre has proved no barrier to visitors.  Since its opening in 1988 it has drawn a huge number of national and international visitors to experience the centre and see its architecturally iconic buildings.  The collections tell the story of the explorers, indigenous people, pastoralists and stock workers of the extraordinary landscape of interior Australia.

The collections include a large archival collection and fantastic photographic collection.  Browse their collections and see the eclectic mix of objects being catalogued and published to the web.

Go to the Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame »

We’ve been working hard on our programming interfaces to eHive. The first part of this has now been released with the addition of support for data harvesting in the latest upgrade. [Read more…]

Would you like to attend the eHive workshop in New Lanark?

Date: May 23 2012

Place: New Lanark, Scotland

Time: 10am – 3.30pm

Cost: free

Please bring a WIFI enabled laptop to participate in the ‘hands on’ section of the afternoon.

Contact anne@vernonsystems.com for bookings. Seats are limited!

(article image: Pedro Plassen Lopes)

We have completed our inaugural eHive features survey. For those that participated in the survey, thank you for taking the time to fill this out. Your feedback is valuable for shaping our development plans.  We will be running surveys again in the future, as they are a simple and quick way you can help us prioritise our planned features. Advanced searching and more options for sorting and reporting featured highly in our survey results.

We used a scale of 1– 5 (1 = least important, 5 = most important) to rank twelve key features in eHive’s future development.

Future Features Sorted by Ranking

How we shape our development roadmap

We gather ideas for future development from conferences around the world, at our free eHive workshops, on the eHive forum, and from direct contact with our users. From this, and with a close eye on international standards, we put together our development roadmap for the year ahead.

We will be updating the development road map soon. You will see a notice on the site when it is available.  From then on, you can access the updated roadmap the usual way, by the link that sits at the bottom of every page in eHive.The online features survey is the newest addition to gathering feedback, and the results will form part of our decision making process.

How to contribute ideas

You can visit the eHive forum at any time to place feedback and suggestions.

Sign up for the eHive forum – http://forum.ehive.com/ucp.php?mode=register

Already a member? Visit the feedback and suggestions section of the forum – http://forum.ehive.com/viewforum.php?f=6
We release updates to eHive that are instantly available to everyone.  Some improvements are updates to the underlying functionality of the site, which you may not notice. Some updates include new features we have built.  We welcome feedback on how you use eHive, and suggestions for functionality you would like to see.

Fairfield Halls is an entertainment venue with a rich history. Based in Croydon, South London, Fairfield Halls comprises a gallery, theatre and concert hall buildings that were opened in 1962.  Over the years, a large and colourful selection of Fairfield Halls’ archives has been gathered.  To celebrate the 50th anniversary of their opening, a selection of these archives is now online.

The ‘Fairfield at 50’ project uses an eHive account and our WordPress plugins to create a branded website.  You can browse the Fairfield Halls eHive account within eHive, and also on the ‘Fairfield at 50’ website.  Search for your favourite band!

Go to the ‘Fairfield at 50’ website »

Go to the Fairfield Halls eHive account »