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And you thought electronically delivered history was all about the content…
… and you thought all I focus on is history… humpf! I keep telling people, electronically delivered history isn’t simply a matter of a new platform (the Web) for a place to put stuff (aka the same old print media layout and design)… and this round of books in the pic above, being packed-up for […]
Scribd… and more
November 5, 2008 by Robert Moore
Hmmm, I’m intriqued. I wonder how Scribd might be employed within the practice of digital history. I’m probably behind the curve on this one and would bet that it’s already in use in some history classes. On another note, in gearing-up to write a literature review of materials relating to “interaction design” in digital history, I took a […]
When saying “I am studying Web design” just isn’t enough
April 18, 2008 by Robert Moore
It’s been quite a while since I posted on anything relating directly to digital history, but the impulse struck me today. Granted, by writing this blog, I have been, to some degree, doing digital history. Yet, I haven’t posted much on theory or anything else that goes along with what really is digital history. To recap a little… after […]
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