The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #3) Update Since my last update, I’ve been doing more reading into the history of these Tudor women, especially looking into… Continue reading “The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #3)”…
Exploring your landscape with Digital Public History In the field of Digital Public History (DPH), many projects are location based, not only does it simplify the research… Continue reading “Exploring your landscape with Digital Public History”…
The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #2) Update Since my last update I’ve been working to expand my basic matrix of events (accomplishments when I don’t have… Continue reading “The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #2)”…
Revisiting My Own Past – Working on Oral Histories and Accessibility Currently in my DPH class, we’re looking at tools for making oral history interviews more accessible using OHMS. OHMS is… Continue reading “Revisiting My Own Past – Working on Oral Histories and Accessibility”…
The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #1) Update As you’re aware, I intend to make an educational video game prototype that teaches Tudor history from the point-of-view… Continue reading “The Making of “Wives of Agency” (Progress Update #1)”…
Mock National Endowment for the Humanities Public Programs Project Proposal Wives of Agency The wives of Henry VIII are regularly depicted as having no agency in their marriages. They are… Continue reading “Mock National Endowment for the Humanities Public Programs Project Proposal”…
Audience VS. Project Audience and Project in public history projects are deeply connected. It wouldn’t be “public” history without the public and if… Continue reading “Audience VS. Project”…
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”…