Digital History Class Blog

While all of the readings from this week were interesting and thought provoking, there was one that stood out to …
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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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Our third week of class featured presentations from two GSU librarians. Peter Roberts, the Social Change and User Services Archivist in …
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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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Last week, Nicole Knox and Heather Hussey-Coker shared some useful information and preliminary historical research with our class. They have kindly …
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As you mull over your choices for research topics that lie along Atlanta’s historic rail corridor, under development as the …
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During our second class, we discussed creating a style guide for our class website, had some lively conversation about the …
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It is commonly argued by many of the best and brightest among us that we live in a new golden …
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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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