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Jason A. Heppler

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Digital history

81 posts tagged “Digital history”.

Restoring Old Digital History The URL is a Radical Act Day of DH 2022 Arguing with Digital History Recent Updates on Data Visualization Mapping Midwest Syllabus for Teaching Digital Public History My Open History Notebook Visualizing the Wars of the United States United States Historical Cities Populations How We Do DH D3 in Action Humanistic Approaches to Data Visualization Interview with Matt Burton The Machines in the Valley Digital History Project Research Design and Geography of the Post CShapes: Historical Country Boundaries Syllabus for Digital History What Does Missile Command Have to do with Digital History? Day of DH: The Collaborative Historian Day of DH: The Spatial Historian Atlas of Historical Geography of the United States Topotime Digital History Interview with BlogWest Digital History at Stanford My Alt-Ac Life The Digital Public Library of America History Harvest Blitz Week Interview for Digital History@Rice Defining Digital Humanities Bit Rot Digital History Training Becoming Common in Public History Programs AHA Forming a Task Force on Digital Scholarship Forking the Rubyist Historian 1862 Great Plains Symposium A Call to Redefine Historical Scholarship in the Digital Age THATCamp Proposal: Programming in the Humanities Directions in Digital Humanities Research Alone Together The Architecture of Humanities Cyberspace Peer Reviewing Writing History in the Digital Age Latour and the Social Models for Narrative in Digital Humanities The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood by James Gleick SpecLab and Digital Aesthetics Spatial Humanities and Visual Narratives Information and Data in the Digital Age Electronic Text and the Digital Humanities The Medium of Digital Humanities Organizing Knowledge and the Future of the Humanities The Digital Humanities Seminar Constructing a Digital Humanists' C.V. Visualizing Historical Data and the Rise of Digital Humanities Gaming the Archives Digital Humanities: Not Building, But Sharing Designing Digital History The Humanities Done Digitally Day of DH Initial Thoughts on TileMill Digital Historical Research The American Literature Scholar in the Digital Age Editing in the Digital Age Digital History and Continuous Deployment What Scholars Want from the Digital Public Library of America FREQr Version 2 Programming Guides Stanford Tool DataWrangler Less Yack, More Hack FREQr, a Command Line Word Frequency Generator Open Access Scholarship and Computers in the Humanities Tool Review: TokenX and Language Analysis Tool Review: Google Earth for Digital Historians Digital History as a Research Methodology Foundational Material in Digital History Framing Red Power: Newspapers and the Trail of Broken Treaties How To: Designing Digital History Open Source Scholarship, and Why History Should Be Open Source The Promise of Digital History Kindle as a Metaphore for the History Web The Challenge of Digital History Bobley Visits UNL

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Occasional writing on the American West, agricultural history, and political culture.