Category Archives: Teaching

Digital History and Service Learning

Posted on January 5, 2014 by Diana Reigelsperger

Talk session proposal:  I would like to propose a session to discuss and/or brainstorm ways to use digital history tools to encourage students to engage with the history of their local community. As a reference point for the discussion, I am … Continue reading →

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Teaching fully-online courses: what works for history?

Posted on January 4, 2014 by Shane Landrum

This session may fall outside the usual range of digital-humanities topics for a THATCamp, but so be it. I’d like to convene a session on teaching history in fully-online formats– that is, when you may never meet your students in … Continue reading →

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(Talk) Session Proposal: Teaching digital-history research techniques with analog tools

Posted on January 2, 2014 by Kalani Craig

When we’re in the classroom, we can’t guarantee that all of our students will have laptops (unless we bring them laptops or reserve a computer lab). If we want to teach digital history techniques to our students as part of … Continue reading →

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