The History Harvest provides a way for microhistories of a city to come to life and have them be remembered. The goal of this project is...

My thesis research involves a comparative analysis of Henry VIII’s reign. Henry VIII has been given a very negative analysis in terms of...

In previous weeks we have discussed the role that digital tools plays in the humanities and how it should be evaluated; what is the most...

Written by Bill Foster, Interactive Visualization: Insight Through Inquiry provides a fruitful introduction to the ways in which...

This week we attended the Florida Historical Society Symposium in Orlando, FL at the University of Central Florida. As part of Dr. Scot...

Slave Voyages Database, https://www.slavevoyages.org/ This week’s blog post goal is to review a digital database according to the...

Reviewing digital history in the twenty-first century is still relatively new, especially with the burgeoning arguments of how digital...

I would like to preface this blog post to address my confusion, and possible ignorance, to the understanding of text mining. I spent...

A topic for digital historians in recent times has been the need for there to be a more argumentative approach to digital history. In the...

Geographical Informational Systems (GIS) in the past twenty years have become an integral part of studying history. Anne K. Knowles...

Since the 1990s, a new way of research has opened up for historians: public web. With the internet and the availability of archives or...

Digital history, specifically in the humanities, is studying the past with the use of technology, which for historians has opened up a...

In both secondary schools and universities, Artificial Intelligence has been a hot topic. Academics/professors are attempting to find...