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Interactive, online educational experiences are a core part of modern learning.

AM is an award-winning digital publishing company with 30 years experience of working with libraries, archives, and educators.

Their mission is to reimagine primary sources and bring them to life. Here’s how they’re using Humap to highlight historical narratives for students and researchers.

Header image from Africa and the New Imperialism: European Borders on the African Continent 1870-1914 © Adam Matthew Digital Limited, 2023.

Endless ways to curate your content

With Humap, you can transform your sources into multimedia interactive experiences that your institutional partners will love.

Multimedia records, collections, routes, timelines, and trails give you ultimate creative control over your content. Make the most out of your primary sources and support research opportunities through map-based resources relevant to any course.

You can also use specific content embeds, links, and quick starts to interconnect your Humap instance with other sections of your asset management system/platform.

Image from Life At Sea: Seafaring in the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1600-1900 © Adam Matthew Digital Limited, 2022.

AM has launched several resources on Humap.

Each AM Humap instance has a unique aesthetic and a wide variety of fascinating sources.

Medieval Family Life: The Paston, Cely, Plumpton, Stonor and Armburgh Papers is a primary source product that has recently been refreshed. This resource features a visualisation that uses data overlays to map out the lives of medieval families in the UK, as well as sites of interest such as castles and towns.

Life At Sea: Seafaring in the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1600-1900  is a new product. This resource uses our routes and timelines features to turn sea voyage diaries into an interactive experience.

Africa and the New Imperialism: European Borders on the African Continent 1870-1914 is also a new product. This map combines a huge range of primary sources with data overlays to create a comprehensive narrative of Europe’s imperialist expansion into Africa. 

Image from Medieval Family Life: The Paston, Cely, Plumpton, Stonor and Armburgh Papers © Adam Matthew Digital Limited, 2022.

Integrates with existing systems

Using Humap is as simple as embedding a YouTube video.

With an advanced data import pipeline and a REST API, we can deeply integrate Humap into your existing system.

Our maps don’t obsolesce. Where custom developed maps quickly become dated or unusable after the terms of the contract are up, we provide a comprehensive LSA and uptime guarantees. Hosting, maintenance, and updates are removed as pain points for Humap clients. 

Image from Africa and the New Imperialism: European Borders on the African Continent 1870-1914 © Adam Matthew Digital Limited, 2023.

Seamless user-experience

No downloads or coding knowledge required. 

Humap is a no-code and web-native platform, so your editorial and research teams can jump right into creating, curating, and updating content. It doesn’t require any technical knowledge—just your passion for making education fun.

As a white-label solution, Humap can integrate into your existing systems technically and aesthetically, taking on your brand identity.

For institutions that use Microsoft 365 or Google, Humap has single sign-on. We also have social sign-on for Facebook and Twitter

Image from Medieval Family Life: The Paston, Cely, Plumpton, Stonor and Armburgh Papers © Adam Matthew Digital Limited, 2022.

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