History Engine

Digital Scholarship Lab, University of Richmond | Sep 30, 2020

The History Engine offers student-authored historical “episodes” of the U.S. past. From 2008-2019, students participated in building an episodic and interactive under the guidance of instructors, librarians, archivists, and teaching assistants. The entries can serve as a starting point for a research project, as well an example of a digital humanities course project.

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