ADH 10.0 — HIST 428

Category: Exploring Online

  • Five Lessons on Digital Identity

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    Emma F.
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    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……

  • Wikipedia and Creative Commons

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    Emma F.
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    When exploring Wikipedia pages, the “Talk” tab is something that stood out as particularly interesting to me. This is not something I was aware of before this assignment and I had no idea that anything like this existed. I’m still not exactly sure why this is something that is available since most of the problems/revisions……

  • Digital History Projects (JAH Criteria)

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    Emma F.
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    The first project I decided to check out was the September 11th Digital Archive. Out of the categories outlined on the JAH page, this site can obviously be categorized as an archive. The second project I decided to look at was The Lost and Found Archive Project. This would be another example of an online……

  • Digital History Projects

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    Emma F.
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    For me, most of the Digital History projects themselves were pretty interesting. However, a lot of those websites felt extremely outdated. Even though none of them were made that long ago, there were a few of them that didn’t even completely fill up the screen and were pretty difficult to navigate. For example, University of……