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About the Author – Courtney Vaughan
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The Musings of a Digital Historian in Training. I am a Level Five student at the University of Hertfordshire, currently studying History with a minor in Public History. I have particular, if juxtaposing, interests in Cold War history with a focus on the Stalinisation of Eastern Europe, and witchcraft and sexuality in early modern England. As part of my course, I am a part of the Introduction to Digital History module, led by Adam Crym. January 20, 2015. January 20, 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Week ...
April 2015 – Courtney Vaughan
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The Musings of a Digital Historian in Training. Week 6 – Argument and narrative: do maps build the bridge? Maps as visualisations of data create a form of narrative. But leave much of the interpretation up to the user. For historians especially, these visualisations can take the argument of academic history and create a narrative that is engaging for all audiences, without losing any of the stories that were trying to be told in the first place. The Oxford Knights Archive. April 30, 2015. April 30, 2015.
Week 3 – Optical Character Recognition vs. Double Re-Keying – Quality vs. Quantity? – Courtney Vaughan
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The Musings of a Digital Historian in Training. Week 3 – Optical Character Recognition vs. Double Re-Keying Quality vs. Quantity? In order to discuss the differences between the two types of digitisation, British Newspapers 1600 1900. And British History Online. British Newspapers 1600 – 1900. 1) Clive Emsley, Tim Hitchcock and Robert Shoemaker, ‘Old Bailey Online – About This Project’, Old Bailey Proceedings Online. Http:/ www.oldbaileyonline.org. Consulted 27 April 2015). Consulted 27 April 2015).
Week 11 – Flickr: the dumping ground for visual culture? – Courtney Vaughan
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The Musings of a Digital Historian in Training. Week 11 – Flickr: the dumping ground for visual culture? Visual culture is an important but vastly overlooked aspect of historical enquiry. Whilst there are lots of images in academic texts, they are usually overlooked. Having primary source images online in database, such as the British Library image collection on Flickr. Education has been a big factor in the digitization of these images; students of history have proclaimed that having images makes the pa...
Week 6 – Argument and narrative: do maps build the bridge? – Courtney Vaughan
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The Musings of a Digital Historian in Training. Week 6 – Argument and narrative: do maps build the bridge? Maps as visualisations of data create a form of narrative. But leave much of the interpretation up to the user. For historians especially, these visualisations can take the argument of academic history and create a narrative that is engaging for all audiences, without losing any of the stories that were trying to be told in the first place. The Oxford Knights Archive. April 30, 2015. April 30, 2015.
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Intro to Digital History 2015 : Adam Crymble
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Intro to Digital History 2015. The goal of this course is to give you exposure to a range of technologies that are used by digital historians to explore and analyse historical materials in digital form. 5HUM1082B, University of Hertfordshire. 5-7pm Tuesdays, Rm W108, de Havilland Campus, Hatfield, UK. 5-6pm: Lecture / Seminar discussion. If you need to contact me, you can email me at a.crymble@herts.ac.uk. My office hours are Tuesdays 3-5pm and Thursdays 2-2:30pm in R346. Weekly Topics and Readings.
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Courtney Vaughan – The Musings of a Digital Historian in Training
The Musings of a Digital Historian in Training. Week 6 – Argument and narrative: do maps build the bridge? Maps as visualisations of data create a form of narrative. But leave much of the interpretation up to the user. For historians especially, these visualisations can take the argument of academic history and create a narrative that is engaging for all audiences, without losing any of the stories that were trying to be told in the first place. The Oxford Knights Archive. April 30, 2015. April 30, 2015.
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