images, teaching, technology…..
(… or what I’m doing with my sabbatical. I’d be quite pleased for comments and/or tips on publishers who would like to manage a review process on project with an open-access web scholarship component.) The Need The work of public history calls for taking good history scholarship into the world to meet the needs and …
A talk given for the Catholic University of America’s Department of Library and Information Sciences Fall Colloquium. As usual, it’s all pictures, but there will be a video eventually.
{This is a piece that I wrote in 2011 for an IMLS funded project on data curation. It seems unlikely that it will ever be published through that venue so I offer it here for what its worth as an artifact of that time and place.} Introduction The notion of data curation may not be …
[cross-posted for #DayofDH] The Day Begins … earlier than usual this Tuesday. So, I’m a morning person, but I’m not usually in the office by 6am. Today, however, I had a bunch of student work to comment on before class at 9am and I just couldn’t bring myself to do it last night. (Monday evening …
I’m facilitating a working group at the National Council on Public History’s 2014 meeting about “Sustaining Digital Public History.” We’ve got a good group and I’m hoping we can examine a nice range of sustainability questions. I’ve started the case study flow with a post on the September 11 Digital Archive. All are welcome to …