Introduction || Texts and Assignments :: Sorting Out the Weekly Reading || Instructors

Exploring Digital History || hist 3523 & hstm 3523 || fall 20

*links to each unit/module*
module / unit 1: the future of the past
module / unit 2: born-digital history
module / unit 3: digital history & storytelling
module / unit 4: digital experiments
module / unit 5: choosing your finish line

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Instructors

Dr. Katherine Pandora [email]
Associate Professor
Department of the History of Science,
Technology, and Medicine
PHSC 619

my office hours are: Tues 10:30-11:30 and
Wed 12:00-1:00 in PHSC 619. You can
also make a zoom appt. with me for that
time or for another time.

my current blog
pixelpieces [on 'what it means to know things' in the digital era]

my previous blog
petri dish [on science, culture & history]

Teaching Assistant: Cecilia Slane [email]
Department of the History of Science,
Technology, and Medicine
PHSC 611
Office Hours: Tuesday 1:30-3, Friday 1-3 [either can be in-person or via zoom], or by appointment

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previous "extra" links that were on the homepage

post-pandemic behavior poll || summary page (first up answers to Q1 and Q2) || scroll down for pie charts for the multiple choice answers

gapminder.org
snopes.com

(we watched excerpts from the first 2)
:: The Middleton Family at the World’s Fair, Westinghouse Electric Corporation (1939 / 55 minutes)
:: To New Horizons, General Motors Corporation (1940 / 23 minutes)
:: All’s Fair at the Fair, Max Fleischer animated cartoon (1938 / 9 minutes)

bonus links:
A Map of the Internet [3,000 websites as countries in an online world]
HBO Documentary: We Met in Virtual Reality (suggestion via Sam)
Student Video Using the Prelinger Archives

indiegogo:creative projects [crowdfunding worksheet]
digital archives list online
digital archives list pd [worksheet]
zooniverse [zooniverse worksheet]
responses to the informational quiz speculating on statistics for the early internet
bonus week 1 link: The (Imaginary) Medieval Help Desk (2007)

links to each unit/module

Instructors