Using Video as a History Educator
As much as I love History, I don’t really like watching History movies. I know this might sound weird, but…
Tag: tools
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…
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…
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.…
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…
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…
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…
Metadata, Tags, and Tropy
In previous posts, you may have noticed there are tags that categorize the post to make them searchable on my…
ProQuest
When I think of ProQuest, even though I know better, I imagine a cheesy text-based adventure video game from the…
