Digital History Class Blog

Our class’s culminating Omeka site is now live and available for viewing. http://atlrailcorridorarchive.org/ Enjoy!

For some inspiration, check out the American Alliance of Museum’s 2015 MUSE award winners: http://aam-us.org/about-us/grants-awards-and-competitions/muse-awards/past-award-winners/2015-muse-awards

Sheila Brennan, co-creator of Histories of the National Mall, has written an excellent reflective piece about the need for intentional …
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Along with a group of students and professors from Georgia State University, I was privileged to attend NCPH 2015 in …
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Tonight marked our last discussion class.  We talked about the future of digital history: challenges and opportunities.  We also workshop-ed …
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The majority of my academic work has been focused on African American histories from the early colonization of America to …
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During last night’s class, we discussed passionate history communities and ways to engage with them in a digital history setting. …
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For the digital history site review I decided to look at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum (HRNM) website. The museum …
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For my digital site review, I first thought about looking at Trinity College’s online presentation of The Book of Kells, …
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