‘What’s on the Menu’ is a great example of crowdsourcing. Their website states that The New York Public Library has one of the world's...

As mentioned in my previous blog post I finally did my presentation for my digital history class this week. My prompt was 'YouTube...

One of the most revolutionary things I was told in my academic career was when my year 10 Social Studies teacher revealed that throughout...

Video Games and history are for video game developers an easy choice to make. The reason why it is an easy choice is simple; the general...

A story of a twenty-one-year-old woman impacted by COVID19 and her cluelessness about the online world. At first glance, looking at the...

Last week I gave my presentation on visualising spatial history, and our conversation ranged over accessibility, data presentation,...

Data sovereignty is a topic I am familiar with from my involvement in government information technology projects that deal with personal...

There exists a growing awareness among digital historians that accessibility, especially accessible web design, is crucial to online...

Historians study time. More specifically we explore past events, digging through the dunes of the ages for dusty, faded stories. We then...