Reflecting on Digital History (Pandemic Edition) through Memes
I asked the students in HIST428–Adventures in Digital History to close out the semester with a meme reflecting on the semester in general or the class in particular. From Hunter…
Presenting the Adventures in Digital History 2020 Class Projects
In a normal year, yesterday would have been the day in the semester when the students in Digital History would present their projects to an audience at the History and…
Talking about Digital History and the SHA
At the Southern Historical Association Conference in November 2013, I was asked by Ian Binnington and David Herr, editors of the H-South discussion network and fellow historians of the South, to sit…
Revised Digital History Review Guidelines
Thanks to all those who offered advice on my last post, especially Sheila Brennan and Matthew Lincoln. The new guidelines I submitted are copied below. They are still heavily based…
Reviewing Digital History Projects — A Request for Input
Among the many hats I wear, I’m the contributing editor for Digital History Reviews in the Journal of American History. That means I solicit, edit, and submit 5-6 500-word reviews every…
