A Grain of Salt
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign, Blocking out the scenery, Breaking my mind. You’ve probably heard this song before. A hit […]
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Digital Humanities v. Humanities Digital
After a week spent wrestling with XML coding, I’m reminded yet again: just how much of a tech geek do […]
Dead People
This may be an odd time of year to be talking about this, after all Spring is the season for […]
Stop Using Paper Towels and Other Common Sense Ways to Save Money
Success doesn’t come overnight. For most, landing a dream job requires short-term sacrifices—you’ve got to be willing to pay your […]
Reaching Your Chosen Audience
Thinking about the audience for your digital history project is an important step in any digital history project. Few of […]
Great Expectations
It is February and you know what that means – it is Black History Month. I have never been too […]
How to get a guided tour of your local State Capitol building for free
The title of this post is purposely misleading; all State Capitol buildings offer guided tours for free. If you are […]
Presenting the Past, One Person at a Time
Last year, I wrote a post about Broadcastr.com, which allows users to record and present “location-based” stories online. A few […]
Busta Myth
The other day I was preparing handbooks for the newest members of my Board of Directors and my eye fell […]
Networking Works (no matter how you do it)
For the past two years, I have been a member of Americorps VISTA which is an arm of the American […]