Category: Digital History and Humanities
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Key Changes for Historians
As the digital age has continued to evolve and grow, the biggest change to the history field, in my opinion, is how much more accessible everything is now. Primary source archives, scholarly publications, and more, are easily available online now. Granted, not everything — or even half of everything — out there is digitized, but……
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Five Lessons on Digital Identity
ONE: The first website I chose to explore was Digital Tattoo, specifically a page about the digital divide which allows you to answer various questions about your own digital usage and accessibility before it provides you with some information about others. So, although it may seem obvious, the first lesson I learned was that not……
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Creating a Map and a Timeline
Before I started making the map, I was really set on the idea of creating a Lord of the Rings/Middle Earth theme where I could map Frodo’s journey or something similar. But, it proved to be immensely difficult to insert your own map into the StoryMapJS program. I looked online (for a long time) and……
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Introductory Blog
Hello! I have chosen to take this class for a few reasons; the first being I just love working with all kinds of technology. I would consider myself pretty tech-savvy, but there are of course some things that I don’t know how to do that I am excited to learn — one being AI. I……