Digital History takes a twenty-first century approach to understanding and sharing the past. The Digital History Lab of Adam Crymble explores ways that we can analyse large collections of historical sources in ways that would not be possible using traditional techniques. Find out more about my research, and how we can work together to explore history. Welcome to the Digital History Lab of Adam Crymble. I teach digital history at the Univer.

Thursday, May 1, 2014. Boy convicts, the Myall Creek massacre, the charming tale of a wartime bugler, what to do when the historical record gets it wrong, and much more! In-side History regular Mark Tedeschi.

History on the web, in the museum, and beyond. Posted by Suzanne Fischer under museums. The National Museum of American History just had a symposium. On religion in early America. With an exhibit on the topic to open in 2017. A previous opening had be.

8230;about maps, open data, Git, and other tech. On July 2, 2015. Is a pretty awesome place to find geospatial open data from all levels of Australian government. But thanks to some not-so-obvious features in TerriaJS, the software that drives it, you can actually create and share your own private version with your own map layers without programming, and without deploying any code.

Information about how libraries services are using technology. Friday, November 4, 2011. Mod 42 Remediating for 140 characters. I had a mixed experience with using Twitter for this assignment. Some really good ideas there. Mod 41 Consolidating your presence. When looking at how I could consol.

Thursday, December 04, 2014. Generative Heritage - notes on Succession. It was a privelege to spend time in such a vibrant research lab, as well as to get to know the city of Newcastle. One of the projects to come out of my visit is Succession. Here, some notes and documentation on the work, some musings on generative and computational heritage. Applies this generative approach to the d.