Posted on April 22, 2008 by cenantua
Just some passing thoughts today. I say passing because I’m more preoccupied with completing three final projects for the semester. One more week to go and the spring semester of ‘08 is history!
Nevertheless, in the past few days, I’ve been thinking about digital history as a practice. Is it really ok to say that by [...]
Filed under: Digital History | Tagged: academia, articles, books, conveying perspective, design theory, digital historian, Digital History, footnotes, HCI, historiography, history, interaction design, IxD, print media, publish, typography, User Experience, Ux, Web media, webpages | 2 Comments »
Posted on February 23, 2008 by cenantua
In one of my classes last spring at William & Mary, I had the opportunity to examine how former Loyalists and Tories from the American Revolution had been treated in historic memory. Now, some think that the two are one in the same, but even I came to realize that this is not the case. [...]
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Posted on February 22, 2008 by cenantua
After developing an annotated bibliography of digital history resources this past fall, over Christmas break I finally took the time to read Digital History (Cohen and Rosenzweig). I enjoyed it greatly! However, after having read this book, I was left curious as to why Janet Murray (Hamlet on the Holodeck) had only received mention on one [...]
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