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Public History basics on acid. History Meets the Public. February 9, 2014. I first joined Meetup.com. Meetup is not only used to organize events, but users carefully curate their Meetup pages to facilitate the growth (and in some cases continued existence) of their group. In this way, Meetup very much reflects Web 2.0. According to this article. The Northwest Chicago Historical Society. Is the only history institution in Chicago that I could find with a Meetup. February 2, 2014. Although digitization can...

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Monstrance of Mobility: The Story of Crossing and Dwelling | pH

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Public History basics on acid. Monstrance of Mobility: The Story of Crossing and Dwelling. April 6, 2014. For the final project of the semester, our group is creating a video about and an Omeka exhibit featuring the Centennial Monstrance. We met this weekend to create a storyboard for our video and created a simplified version for this blog post:. The Centennial Monstrance, one of many monstrances used by the Roman Catholic Church to transport and display the holy Eucharist during Mass. I like the way yo...

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Humorous History | pH

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Public History basics on acid. April 20, 2014. In our group blog post last week. Using humor in public history walks a thin, uncharted line. When I think of humor and public history, I think of web series like Drunk History. Which is now a tv series produced by Comedy Central) and Ask a Slave. Rather than products of credible history institutions. Does it differ when a history institution or organization uses humor to portray history versus other people, groups, or organizations? Maybe We hope it will be...

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April | 2014 | pH

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Public History basics on acid. Monthly Archives: April 2014. April 20, 2014. In our group blog post last week. Using humor in public history walks a thin, uncharted line. When I think of humor and public history, I think of web series like Drunk History. Which is now a tv series produced by Comedy Central) and Ask a Slave. Drunk History’s primary purpose is to entertain, not educate. Both History and Ask a Slave aim to entertain, but Ask a Slave also strives to highlight the racism that exists today ...

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Mollie Fullerton | pH

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Public History basics on acid. Author Archives: Mollie Fullerton. April 20, 2014. In our group blog post last week. Using humor in public history walks a thin, uncharted line. When I think of humor and public history, I think of web series like Drunk History. Which is now a tv series produced by Comedy Central) and Ask a Slave. Drunk History’s primary purpose is to entertain, not educate. Both History and Ask a Slave aim to entertain, but Ask a Slave also strives to highlight the racism that exists t...

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Sounds of Storyretelling | pH

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Public History basics on acid. March 23, 2014. I started learning the ukulele in college after listening to Sweetafton23’s. Molly Lewis) humorous lyrics with her bright and clear ukulele sound on YouTube. Since then, I’ve learned to play the accordion, mountain dulcimer. All through YouTube. This week we read Bryan Alexander’s The New Digital Storytelling: Creating Narratives with New Media. More proficient musicians create tutorials. MyHope, adapting the lyrics to update pop culture references and ultim...

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The History Web is a Weapon – Don’t Shoot Yourself in the Foot | pH

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Public History basics on acid. The History Web is a Weapon – Don’t Shoot Yourself in the Foot. February 23, 2014. As I was looking for an example of what Cohen and Rosenzweig call the History Web. I came across History is a Weapon. A counter-hegemonic education project featuring a collection of primary sources. For teachers or interested citizens looking to find readings ranging from the entirety of Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States. Screenshot from History is a Weapon. One of the thi...

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Geschichte lebt! – But whose? | pH

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Public History basics on acid. March 30, 2014. I stumbled upon Das Gedächtnis der Nation. Century. Additionally Guido Knopp. A producer of many history documentaries for ZDF (he also holds a doctorate in history and political science), took his Jahrhundert (Century) Bus around Germany and interviewed pre-selected (usually well-known) people as well as volunteers. Das Gedächtnis der Nation (The Memory of the Nation) – Geschichte lebt! The timeline format in the Events section. On March 31, 2014 at 10:08 pm.

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Photoshopping History | pH

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Public History basics on acid. February 17, 2014. I had no idea what I was going to make when I sat down to create something with Photoshop. I didn’t even know what images I was going to use, so I browsed a couple of collections I am familiar with (the Macalester College Archives. And the Minnesota Historical Society. Eugene S. Kinsmore. So I replaced him with Ms. Lee Wight. Virginia Lee Wight in October 1919. Pomroy family “orchestra” from Redwood Falls. But now my background was much larger than my pho...