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Digital History Farm: Blackout and Haiku for National Poetry Month
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Tools of the Trade. Tuesday, April 19, 2016. Blackout and Haiku for National Poetry Month. Students made blackout poems from a 1922 magazine article on flappers. This was a fun activity that gave students some creative license to capture a summary of the youth culture (20th Century Pop Culture). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blackout and Haiku for National Poetry Month. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
Digital History Farm: Taking Hawaii | Student Contributions Through Homework Checks
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Tools of the Trade. Wednesday, July 13, 2016. Taking Hawaii Student Contributions Through Homework Checks. One of the ways I like to check homework is to ask students to contribute to the lesson content by sharing bits of their homework, which is never much. The pics below include four or five student contributions along with my elaborations (as I talked them through the events). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Taking Hawaii Student Contributions Through Home. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
Digital History Farm: Building Safety Features and History
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Tools of the Trade. Thursday, June 4, 2015. Building Safety Features and History. To lead into work conditions and the Progressive Era response, students walked the halls looking for safety features / equipment to research. They made this slide presentation as a class, and it includes historical and legal information. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Building Safety Features and History. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
Digital History Farm: December 2016
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Tools of the Trade. Friday, December 30, 2016. Maps and Timelines From Early America to the Revolution. With all of the map-making tools available, learners can present information through maps with a few selections, drags, and drops. It sounds exciting, right? I think so, too, but I'm not sure that's exactly what my high school social studies classes need. Here's a couple of examples of map-making activities with Slides. Click on the images and linked text to explore the maps. Made using Slides. Stu...
Digital History Farm: April 2015
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Tools of the Trade. Wednesday, April 15, 2015. European Mercantilism and U.S. Imperialism Slides #RemindChat. When the Remind Chat feature was released, I asked students to search Google Images for things related to "mercantilism" for AP World History and "causes of the Spanish-American War" for History of the Americas. They exceeded my expectations, but it didn't surprise me a bit. To honor their swift and effective work, I made slide presentations with only the content they shared. Friday, April 3, 2015.
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Digital History @ Ball State | Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University
Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. Fall 2015 Course: HIST 661: Seminar in Digital History. April 2, 2015. Flyer for my Fall 2015 course HIST 661: Seminar in Digital History at Ball State University. Rhetoric and Reality: The Founding of the Burris School is completed. May 5, 2014. I started with this:. Then I thought that was too long, so I tried to take it shorter:. And then I tried to make a tl;dr:. May 2, 2014. My project is complete!
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Public History in the Digital Age
Public History in the Digital Age. Tuesday, March 4, 2008. Just for fun: Stephen Colbert's take on the pretzel: http:/ wikiality.com/Pretzels. Telling a story through images is a more challenging task than to be expected. Writing an image essay requires the writer to think more creatively than normal and from a variety of perspectives. Through this though, the historical interpretation may become a multi-layered story filled with images that help convey a deeper history. The Incredible, Edible Pretzel:.
HIST 511: Digital History Theory & Practice
HIST 511: Digital History Theory and Practice. Recommended Websites and Blogs. Week 1: Getting Started. Week 2: Defining Digital History. Week 3: Public Historians and Shared Authority. Week 4: The Collaborative Web. Week 5: Changing Scholarship. Week 7: History and Social Media. Week 8: Making History Relevant: Digital Technology and Public Engagement. Week 9: Women’s History Wikipedia Editathon. Week 10: Creating Digital Collections and Exhibits. Week 11: Semester Project work. December 11, 2014. We in...
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March 23, 2015. As the article points out, smart phones are widely used and offer an opportunity to reach public audiences outside of a museum or lecture hall. The app allows more than just oral histories and includes text, video, and photos relevant to the topic. Curatescape as a larger app has allowed historical societies and museums to create linked tours and individual stories that can be accessed anywhere at any time. March 10, 2015. While the radio programs are a bit dated now, they blur the lines ...
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The New Digital History Education
The New Digital History Education. The New Digital History Education Blog explores using technology to teach social sciences, humanities, and history to a new generation of young people. Friday, May 14, 2010. It's been a few years of writing about a digital history education, and now with the launch of our new website www.canadashistory.ca. Digital history education is moving. Thanks for following, and hope to see you on the other side. Thursday, April 01, 2010. UnConferencing History Education Part 2.
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Tools of the Trade. Friday, December 30, 2016. Maps and Timelines From Early America to the Revolution. With all of the map-making tools available, learners can present information through maps with a few selections, drags, and drops. It sounds exciting, right? I think so, too, but I'm not sure that's exactly what my high school social studies classes need. Here's a couple of examples of map-making activities with Slides. Click on the images and linked text to explore the maps. Made using Slides. Stu...
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08)
Digital History Hacks (2005-08). Methodology for the infinite archive. Thursday, February 10, 2011. GitHub Source Code Repository. There is now a GitHub source code. Repository for all of the code from Digital History Hacks. William J. Turkel. Monday, December 29, 2008. William J. Turkel. Tuesday, December 09, 2008. Some Winter Reading for Humanist Makers. Crossposted to Cliopatria and Digital History Hacks). In December 2004, I bought a copy of Joe Martin's Tabletop Machining. Da Capo, 2003). Harper, Do...
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Digital History Lab | An experimental course blog for HIST 3330: Digital History at Shawnee State University in Portsmouth, Ohio
An experimental course blog for HIST 3330: Digital History at Shawnee State University in Portsmouth, Ohio. Accessing Historical Newspapers On-Line: A Review. February 28, 2012. Andrew Lee Feight, Ph.D. For example, continues to offer the widest selection of historical newspapers through their Archive of Americana. However, there is a more independent, consumer friendly alternative that may prove a better business model. Aimed at history buffs and genealogists, NewspaperARCHIVE.com. Of course, the best n...
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DIGITAL HISTORIES OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND
DIGITAL HISTORIES OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND. John scape – feloniously stealing a silk handkerchief. November 5, 2014. November 5, 2014. Feel free to add your thoughts on any of the sources. John scape – feloniously stealing a silk handkerchief. Horrible murder of a boy by his step-mother. November 5, 2014. Horrible murder of a boy by his step-mother. Mary anne johnson, unlawfully neglecting to provide proper food and nourishment for her female infant. November 5, 2014.
