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My adventures in digital history.

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: February 28, 2017
  • Post category:Digital Humanities/Teaching/Technology
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These are my remarks as written (if not exactly as delivered) in Paul Harvey's history seminar at the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs this morning: I recently wrote an…

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Get your side hustle off.

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: January 9, 2017
  • Post category:Digital Humanities/Teaching/Technology
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I've been streaming a lot of Simpsons with my son lately. Backwards. Since I quit watching the show regularly sometime in the late-90s, this was the best way that we…

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Digital History Projects – Fall 2015.

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: December 10, 2015
  • Post category:Digital Humanities/Teaching
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These are the links to the projects from my first Introduction to Digital History class this semester: Colorado State Hospital Ludlow Massacre The Mineral Palace Mines of the Colorado Fuel…

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He lost me at “scale.”

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: July 14, 2015
  • Post category:Digital Humanities/History/Labor History/Online Courses/Teaching
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I don't know the historian Steve Mintz, but I do know he's a pioneer in putting all kinds of historical resources online.  This means he was doing what we now…

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My adventures teaching digital history.

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: December 8, 2014
  • Post category:Adjuncts/Digital Humanities/Teaching/Technology
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I've had an absolutely terrible semester. The reason was/still is for one more week my fourth class. Like one of those self-destructive overworked academics who my friend Kate describes so…

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“I want to break free.”

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: November 11, 2014
  • Post category:Academic Labor/Digital Humanities/Learning Management Systems/Teaching
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So apparently I've driven Michael Feldstein to drink. I, for one, think the quality of his post is worth the cost (but then again it's not my liver that's involved).…

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“Every man, woman and mutant on this planet shall know the truth about de-evolution.”

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: September 10, 2014
  • Post category:Digital Humanities/Shared Governance/Technology
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I have to admit that I became much more fond of Clay Shirky the moment that I found out that he occasionally reads this blog (or at least the last…

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DH as self-defense.

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: August 22, 2014
  • Post category:Academic Labor/Digital Humanities/Teaching
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If you're interested in what I was doing for most of this month, you can read about it here. [Yes, I'm the goofball wearing a baseball cap in the back…

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Digital history? Moi?

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: August 14, 2014
  • Post category:Digital Humanities
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Here at "Doing Digital History" in lovely Arlington, Virginia we're currently working on ways to design and justify our respective digital history projects and courses at our home institutions. I'm…

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Icebox v. refrigerator.

  • Post author:Jonathan Rees
  • Post published: August 12, 2014
  • Post category:Digital Humanities/Refrigeration/Refrigeration Nation
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Our DH seminar homework for tonight is to write a brief blog post considering how we might use text mining in our upcoming digital history projects. Unfortunately for me, a…

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