Tag Archives: digital history

Visualizing the Past: From Paintbrush to Keyboard

Posted on November 16, 2016 by Logan Camporeale

The disciplines of the humanities have been around for centuries. They have grown and changed over time adapting to new technologies. In particular, the study of the humanities were most impacted by the invention of the printing press and, over … Continue reading →

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Doing History in My Pajamas: Digital Resources for Local Historians

Posted on October 26, 2016 by Logan Camporeale

As local and regional historians we tend to have the luxury of being relatively close to the primary sources we need to do history. Each city or region is inevitably different and in turn will have different resources available to … Continue reading →

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I am a Digital Historian: Now What?

Posted on October 12, 2016 by Logan Camporeale

I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Graduate school is coming to an end I am readying myself to dive into the world of digital history. But where do I dive? How do I focus my … Continue reading →

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Digital History and the Historian of the Future

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Logan Camporeale

Technology has changed the way that scholars do their work. Digital history is a perfect example of this. Digital technologies, and the internet in particular, now allow us to publish ideas, create archives, broadcast video and podcasts to the world. … Continue reading →

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