Bunk

Tony Field, Editor; Edward Ayers, Executive Director, Digital Scholarship Lab, University of Richmond | Sep 14, 2020

Bunk is a shared home for online writing and thinking about the American past. The site compiles articles, maps, videos, conversations, visualizations, and podcasts about history available online. It includes space for teachers to create and for students to submit Bunk History assignments. Bunk sets out to capture the passion for the past surging all around us, and to reveal the ways that people of different backgrounds and purposes are connecting with US history.

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