The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #8) Here is the most recent update video of WOA, this is not a trailer, and this is not the final… Continue reading “The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #8)”…
The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #7) Note: This is not a trailer, this is just a demo of the prologue and first three years of Catherine’s… Continue reading “The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #7)”…
Incorporating Historical Thinking into Wives of Agency So Wives of Agency the game is supposed to teach students a few things, of course Tudor history from a… Continue reading “Incorporating Historical Thinking into Wives of Agency”…
What is my plan for Wives of Agency: The Video Game? The Idea Last semester I set out with the intention of creating a video game where you play as the… Continue reading “What is my plan for Wives of Agency: The Video Game?”…
Teaching and Learning History in a Digital Age (It Begins) So for my next class exploring digital history, I’m taking a class on digital pedagogical techniques. New class means new… Continue reading “Teaching and Learning History in a Digital Age (It Begins)”…
Reflecting on Digital Public History (the class) I said it last semester, and I’ll say it again: Reflecting on past coursework is both rewarding, but also uncomfortable.… Continue reading “Reflecting on Digital Public History (the class)”…
The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #5) Progress Besides a few filler events where I am deciding whether or not to include primary source text about Catherine… Continue reading “The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #5)”…
Methods of DPH and What They’re Good For In DPH, there’s so many types of projects that you can accomplish, so I’m going to outline a few of… Continue reading “Methods of DPH and What They’re Good For”…
Determining an Audience for Digital Public History This week, were working on the skeleton of our final projects for the class, what is it, what softwares do… Continue reading “Determining an Audience for Digital Public History”…