Digital History Class Blog

1. The “My bad. Please forgive me.” Defense

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   February 3, 2015 by Susan Prillaman

   When faced with a request that will likely be denied, I’ve heard people joke–with some seriousness–that they should beg forgiveness …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: copyright, digital history, intellectual property, OCLC, Susan Prillaman, Triangle Research Libraries Network, TRLN, Week 4

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2. Week 4: Writing History 2.0

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   February 3, 2015 by acoleman34

   One of the central tenants of Rosenzweig’s thought that runs throughout each of the essays is praise of the decentralization …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: Austin Coleman, Clio Wired, collaboration, collecting data online, Week 4

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3. Cautiously Optimistic

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   February 3, 2015 by jeldredge1

   After reading the rest of Roy Rosenzweig’s Clio Wired, and Chapter 2 of History in the Digital Age written by Luke Tredinnick, I …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: Clio Wired, collecting data online, Jennie Eldredge, participatory mode, self-archiving, Week 4, writing history in the digital age

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4. The Secondary Digital Divide

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   February 3, 2015 by chuber1

     Several things stood out to me in this week’s readings revolving around who owns digital sources, how we access …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: Access, Chris Huber, Clio Wired, Control, Ownership, Week 4

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5. Digital History and Citing Sources: The ‘Wild West’ Mentality

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   February 2, 2015 by rjordan10

   While all of the readings from this week were interesting and thought provoking, there was one that stood out to …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: Becky Jordan, Rebecca Jordan, Week 4, Zotero

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6. Scholarly Sustainability and Use on the Digital Platform

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   February 1, 2015 by kdaly3

   I find that Rosenzweig’s Clio Wired asked more questions about the future of scholarship and libraries as a result of …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: Kate Daly, sustainability, Week 4

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7. “Garbage In…”

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   January 27, 2015 by jeldredge1

   Any traditional history or public history scholar has to become familiar with digital scholarship, and it’s tools; there is no …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: Clio Wired, digital history, digital tools, Jennie Eldredge, public history, Week 2, writing history in the digital age

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8. Week Two: Live by the Sword…

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   January 20, 2015 by jjackson39

   It is commonly argued by many of the best and brightest among us that we live in a new golden …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: John-Joseph Jackson, research tools

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9. Why Wikipedia is Not Just a Running Joke.

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   January 20, 2015 by nsakas1

   There were a couple of interesting things this week’s readings brought to mind. The thoughts I had this week centered …
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   Category Reading Response | Tags: Nick Sakas

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10. The Digital Archive and Open Access Scholarship

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    January 20, 2015 by chuber1

    The major theme in this week’s reading was looking at the ways in which  digital tools and digital processes of …
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    Category Reading Response | Tags: Chris Huber, Week 2

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