Digital History
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The Story Doesn’t Fit in a Grid
Features
Scott Fralin and Jessica Taylor | Jan 14, 2021
"Pivoting to digital" during COVID-19 was one of the most fraught and trying experiences for the organizers of The Land... -
Reverb Effect
Perspectives Daily
Daniela Sheinin | Nov 5, 2020
The University of Michigan's grad students are sharing their research on a new public platform: a podcast. -
Townhouse Notes
From the Editor
Ashley E. Bowen | Oct 13, 2020
Should we be drawing a finer distinction between digital distribution and digital investigation in history? -
Accuracy and Authenticity in a Digital City
Features
Anne Sarah Rubin | Oct 7, 2020
Building a digital world raises questions about privileging the accuracy of small details at the expense of portraying larger historical themes.
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Research-Led Digitization
Ellen Feingold and Leigh Gardner | Oct 6, 2020
"Money and Exchange in West Africa" used a research-led digitization process to expand access to both museum objects and academic research. -
Sleep, Food, and Sex
Alex Lichtenstein | Sep 28, 2020
The October issue of the AHR features four research articles, a lively AHR Exchange, a roundtable review of a new... -
Pooling Resources during the Pandemic
Ada Palmer and Sarah Jones Weicksel | Aug 13, 2020
The AHA is launching a new digital project to provide history instructors with classroom materials suitable for remote teaching. -
AHA Member Spotlight: E. Natalie Rothman
Matthew Keough | Jul 2, 2020
E. Natalie Rothman is an associate professor at the University of Toronto. She lives in Toronto, Canada, and has been a member since 2004. -
Archiving a Plague Year
Tom Beazley, Victoria Cain, and Rebecca S. Wingo | Jun 29, 2020
A crowdsourced digital public archive is chronicling daily life during COVID-19.
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